- Get a 1/2 Socket Driver (Craftsman)
- 12" extension
- a set of metric sockets (Craftsman)
- 1/2" spark plug socket (is extra deep w/ a rubber lining that grips the plug)
- set of "feeler gauges" (to gap the plugs)
There is no need for a torqe wrench for installing sparkplugs. Just use the extension and thread the plugs in by hand without using the driver so you can feel that they are threading right. Once they are in, tighten them so they are snug. Do a search on this site, for gapping plugs, misfiring and detonation. (Get a Toyota Repair Manual for your car, they are only $85, and definately worth it)
- 12" extension
- a set of metric sockets (Craftsman)
- 1/2" spark plug socket (is extra deep w/ a rubber lining that grips the plug)
- set of "feeler gauges" (to gap the plugs)
There is no need for a torqe wrench for installing sparkplugs. Just use the extension and thread the plugs in by hand without using the driver so you can feel that they are threading right. Once they are in, tighten them so they are snug. Do a search on this site, for gapping plugs, misfiring and detonation. (Get a Toyota Repair Manual for your car, they are only $85, and definately worth it)
