Need help. Working on a buddies 92 Ranger. Last sparkplug wont

Come on cunts

>>15412168

Can't stop, hammer time!

>>15412168

It's stripped?
Are you sure?
Or is it just rusted to the block?

Have you tried an long extension on the spark-plug socket and wrenching with a Breaker Bar?

Last resort will be renting a Psark Plug Removal tool, like a Lisle, but I've never had a problem quite like this so I'm not sure how well those tools work.

For me stuck plugs always come out with a breaker bar.

And remember kiddies, when doing plugs, don't forget the anti-seize grease!

I just bought me a 1999 ranger as of yesterday. bought itoff this nice arab man for 1800

no radio, but it's got ac..

Jesus fuck what a rusty heap of shit. Smash the porcelain off completely. Use an oxy torch to heat up around the remnants of plug, get nice and hot then try to remove. Obviously find a socket that is a nice tight fit first.

>>15412710
All of the above.
Weve been scrapping so much rust off of it.
Its a Coastal Texas truck brought into California so we dont have rust here.

We have a cheater bar and everything, its def stripped.
Weve tried tapping a 9/16 onto it but no go, maybe well hammer it on

take it to the shop, you done fucked it up

>>15412168
Google started including some features of ASK.COM where you can ask a question and get answers such as:

how to remove stuck spark plug?

Try that at ASK.COM first and later at google. There's even some youtube videos on stuck plugs. And don't forget the antiseize on your plugs.

Try a 15mm on it

>>15412772
should be easy to put a radio in. or even better yet a tablet center console thing

id swap out the front grill with a mid 2000s too, they look so much better

Drill it out.

>>15413016
That might be too big for this truck.
Its the v6 and the plugs are fucking tiny.
Weve stopped fucking with it and have been periodically soaking it in pb blaster

>>15413852
nah, if it gets to that point you'd have to take the head off to avoid getting shrapnel in your engine. unless you started with left handed drill bit and hope it comes out before drilling through (no one likes those easy out bits)
.... and also, that thing looks seized not stripped
torch, pb blaster.... vise grips worth a try... hammer on the smallest socket possible.... grind some angles on that thing with a dremel.... there is no one answer. If you have access to a welder, weld a nut on the metal part.

... thats it... all my tricks... good luck

>>15412796
This guy, like everyone has a torch standing by

>>15412810
Got an easy out kit?

>>15412168
Keep soaking in penetrating oil. Could try trans fluid too. Break the porcelain the rest of the way off and hammer a slightly smaller socket onto it. Breaker bar is your friend.

If that doesn't work, you're going to need to pull the head and take it to a machine shop.

>>15414082
Dude, a Bernz-O-Matic isn't an expensive piece of kit to have for just heating shit up. Doesn't have to be an oxy torch.

>>15414082
This guy, can't afford $20 for a fucking torch from the hardware store.

id give up and let the assholes at the shop do it.

but that is only for the lack of better tools. fuck apartments.

>>15414186
If you got the head off you could probably get enough access to bash it off of there yourself.

But basically just keep soaking it. You may have to create your own socket head with a dremmel or something if you really can't get a socket on it anymore.

Have you tried metric sizes of socket to get that in-between size to hammer it on?

>>15415654
If this came to the shop i work at i would charge double for the job.