The socket size for Subaru spark plugs is 14mm. It is important to use the proper size socket to avoid the risk of rounding off the spark plug hex.
Contents
- What size spark plug socket for Subaru?
- Is 5 8 the same as 16mm?
- What size socket do I need to remove spark plugs?
- What brand of spark plugs does Subaru use?
- What size is a 5 8 spark plug socket in MM?
- Do I need a special socket for spark plugs?
- How often should spark plugs be changed in a Subaru?
- Do I need a special tool to remove spark plugs?
- What size socket for Subaru spark plugs?
- How do you change spark plugs on a Subaru?
What size spark plug socket for Subaru?
Remove The Spark Plugs
With a 14mm spark plug socket and short extension, remove the spark plugs.
Is 5 8 the same as 16mm?
16mm = 5/8 inch. 17mm = almost 11/16 inch. 18mm = just over 11/16 inch. 19mm = 3/4 inch.
What size socket do I need to remove spark plugs?
What size socket do I need to change out spark plugs? For the majority of plugs, you need a 5/8” or 16mm socket. Some Fords use 9/16″ plugs, some newer European and Asian vehicles use 14mm plugs, and there are a few applications that use 7/8″, 13/16″, ¾” or 18mm plugs.
What brand of spark plugs does Subaru use?
SPARK PLUG & HIGH TENSION CORD
NGK:SILFR6A. NGK:SILFR6A.
What size is a 5 8 spark plug socket in MM?
16
Spark Plug Socket Sizes and Their Specific Applications
Socket Size (in inches) | Socket Size (in mm) |
---|---|
5/8 | 16 |
3/4 | 18 |
3/4 | 19 |
11/16 | 18 |
Do I need a special socket for spark plugs?
Though you can technically use any socket of the right size, we recommend using the kind specifically made to pair with spark plugs. These special sockets contain rubber isolators inside intended to absorb any possible vibration within and protect the glass featured along the spark plug.
How often should spark plugs be changed in a Subaru?
every 60,000 miles
How Often Should You Have the Spark Plugs in Your Subaru Changed? Modern SUBARU BOXER® engines require improved spark plugs made with material like platinum. This means you’ll only have to worry about changing them every 60,000 miles or so.
Do I need a special tool to remove spark plugs?
To remove spark plugs, you need a spark plug removal tool that grabs and twists the spark plugs inside your vehicle’s engine. Because spark plugs can be in awkward positions, you may also need an extension for your spark plug socket.
What size socket for Subaru spark plugs?
Remove The Spark Plugs
With a 14mm spark plug socket and short extension, remove the spark plugs.
How do you change spark plugs on a Subaru?
For Subarus with ignition coils, carefully remove the retaining bolts or screws securing the coils in place and disconnect the electrical connectors. Using a ratchet or spark plug socket, loosen and remove the old spark plugs from the cylinder head. Turn the socket counterclockwise to unscrew the spark plugs.