Trouble changing my spark plugs?
I've got 3/6 out but the rest are giving me trouble. The socket feels like it can't reach and connect to the plug. I can't really see if something is blocking the socket due to the position of the plugs and pictures I've taked don't really show anything. It's a 2002 ford ranger 3.0 L 6cyl
Update:It's not that I cannot get the wrench to where I need it, extensions and what not are not the answer. I put the socket over the plug but it can't catch or lock into the plug
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you need a deep well socket about 6 inches long unless of course someone has fitted different sized plugs and the hex is bigger
some times the body of the car gets in the way try jacking it up and going in from like under the fender care fully
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Use an extension
It Could be crossthreaded ?