FIXMAN Spark Plug 1/2' Dr. X 16mm
R 66.00
Ex VAT: R 57.39
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| 10 or more | R 63.16 | 4.31 % |
| 20 or more | R 61.75 | 6.44 % |
- Stock: 2-3 Days
- MPN: FIX J0503 203435
- Weight: 0.09kg
- Dimensions: 12.50mm x 4.00mm x 2.00mm
- SKU: FIX J0503
- UPC: 6940425117072
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FIXMAN SPARK PLUG 1/2' DR. X 16MM
Features
- 16mm socket size Designed for compatible 16mm spark plugs.
- 1/2" square drive fitment Compatible with suitable 1/2" drive socket tools.
- Spark plug socket format Designed for spark plug service applications.
- Manual socket use Designed for controlled tightening and loosening by hand tools.
- Automotive maintenance application Suitable for engine service, workshop and repair tasks.
Benefits
- Correct spark plug fit: The 16mm socket size is designed for compatible spark plugs.
- Controlled servicing: Allows compatible spark plugs to be removed and fitted with a suitable ratchet or handle.
- Flexible access: Can be paired with compatible extensions for deeper or more awkward spark plug positions.
- Useful replacement socket: A practical individual socket for completing or expanding a 1/2" drive automotive socket set.
- Workshop ready: Suitable for general vehicle, motorcycle, machinery and equipment maintenance.
Application
- Removing compatible 16mm spark plugs
- Fitting compatible 16mm spark plugs
- Automotive engine maintenance
- Motorcycle service and repair tasks
- Machinery and equipment engine servicing
- Workshop and garage maintenance work
- Use with compatible 1/2" drive ratchets and extensions
Extra Information
- Use only with compatible 1/2" drive tools and accessories.
- Confirm that the spark plug requires a compatible 16mm spark plug socket before use.
- Make sure the socket is fully seated on the spark plug before applying force.
- Keep the socket straight and aligned to reduce the risk of damaging the spark plug or thread.
- Apply controlled force and avoid overtightening the spark plug.
- Use a suitable torque wrench where the vehicle or engine manufacturer specifies an exact tightening torque.
Pro Tips
- Allow the engine to cool before removing spark plugs.
- Clean around the spark plug area before removal to help prevent dirt entering the engine.
- Start spark plugs by hand where possible to reduce the risk of cross-threading.
- Use an extension bar where extra reach is needed, but keep the socket aligned with the spark plug.
- Follow the engine manufacturer’s torque recommendation when tightening spark plugs.
How to Use
- Confirm that the spark plug is compatible with a 16mm spark plug socket.
- Attach the spark plug socket to a compatible 1/2" drive ratchet, handle or extension.
- Place the socket fully over the spark plug.
- Keep the socket straight and aligned with the spark plug.
- Turn anti-clockwise to loosen and remove the spark plug.
- When fitting a spark plug, start it carefully by hand where possible before tightening.
- Turn clockwise to tighten and use the correct torque where specified by the manufacturer.
- Remove the socket after use and store it clean and dry.
Specifications
| Description | Spec |
|---|---|
| Brand | Fixman |
| Cat No. | FIX J0503 |
| Product Type | Spark Plug Socket |
| Drive Size | 1/2" |
| Socket Size | 16mm |
| Socket Application | Spark Plug Removal And Installation |
| Tool Operation | Manual Socket Tool |
| Primary Use | Removing And Fitting Compatible 16mm Spark Plugs |
| Applications | Automotive, Motorcycle, Machinery, Equipment, Engine Service, Maintenance And Repair Use |
| Suitable For | Compatible 16mm Spark Plugs And 1/2" Drive Tools |
Safety
- Wear suitable eye protection when working in workshop, garage or repair environments.
- Allow the engine to cool before removing or fitting spark plugs.
- Use the correct spark plug socket size to avoid damaging the spark plug.
- Make sure the socket is fully seated on the spark plug before applying force.
- Use only with compatible 1/2" drive tools and accessories.
- Do not use damaged, cracked, worn or distorted sockets or accessories.
- Do not use a pipe or extension bar on the ratchet handle for extra leverage.
- Do not strike the socket with a hammer.
- Take care not to cross-thread spark plugs during installation.
- Keep hands clear of hot engine components and pinch points.
- Do not use on live electrical circuits unless the complete tool setup is specifically rated and approved for insulated electrical work.
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