on my way home from work, i stopped at cycle gear store in search for a thin wall spark plug socket. why? because #2 spark plug on CB will not come out with the regular socket! and yes, they had it for $22.
long story short, i got the #2 plug changed. BUT this socket has a very tight inside part, so it is very difficult to catch the plug. you have to push the socket VERY hard down into the plug. otherwise the plug will not turn. i guess they did this so that the plug won't slip down into the black hole.
i also began working on the installation of new coils. the screws which attached the old one was STUBBORN. i ended up using my new screw/bolt extractor to get all four screws out.
long story short, i got the #2 plug changed. BUT this socket has a very tight inside part, so it is very difficult to catch the plug. you have to push the socket VERY hard down into the plug. otherwise the plug will not turn. i guess they did this so that the plug won't slip down into the black hole.
i also began working on the installation of new coils. the screws which attached the old one was STUBBORN. i ended up using my new screw/bolt extractor to get all four screws out.
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