2008 4.7 Spark Plug Socket?
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Joined: Mar 2013
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From: The Springs, CO
Most of my rubber boots were stuck to the plug and ripped. Not a happy camper...
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I had the sam problem. Luckily I found this on Amazon Prime
LEXIVON 5/8" Swivel Magnetic Spark Plug Socket, 3/8" Drive x 10" Total Length | Enhanced Magnetic Design With Thin Wall Socket, Cr-v Steel (LX-122)
Worked like a charm
LEXIVON 5/8" Swivel Magnetic Spark Plug Socket, 3/8" Drive x 10" Total Length | Enhanced Magnetic Design With Thin Wall Socket, Cr-v Steel (LX-122)
Worked like a charm
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The walking thread... But really, I heard for years on other forums where they encouraged everyone to SEARCH for answers before asking a question that has already been answered.
Now I find it horrible when this happens and I would prefer a guest or member to just ask... This way I don't have to read through all that old crap to understand what they think they understand.
Just my US nickel (that is only worth two cents today)
Now I find it horrible when this happens and I would prefer a guest or member to just ask... This way I don't have to read through all that old crap to understand what they think they understand.
Just my US nickel (that is only worth two cents today)
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I have a subscription to "All data DIY" it says in the spark plug replacement procedures for my 2010 Dodge Dakota 4.7 that it takes a "thin wall 5/8 socket". I found 1 on Amazon that references Chrysler. I just ordered it let you know if it works.