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spark plug wrench size
Anyone know what's the right size wrench for the 2NF (XT600, -87) spark plug? My current ones seem too big. Have to get a new one but I quite couldn't measure the plug (the well is pretty deep!).
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Spark plug size
Should be a 18 mm. The problem is sometimes it needs a thin wall socket to reach down in there. I use a ground down tool kit socket.
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plug wrench size
I had a hell of a time getting the right wrench. it should be 18mm and thin walled and SHORT(but not too short 4.24"). I have a nice one i'll sell ya.... I bought the factory wrench kit with all the various wrenches you might need on the road for $50 and now I have an extra socket.
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Thanks guys! I think I located a dealer here with a 18mm plug wrench. Just have to see if it needs to be shortened or filed or what.
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