Description
Features: Fits 16mm and 5/8" spark plugs Fits 18 mm and 11/16" spark plugs Fits 21 mm and 13/16" spark plugs Ultra-strong tool steel construction Slim skeleton profile Use with a 3/8" square drive or 17 mm wrench Innovative internal plug retention system Protective black oxide coating Easy to read...
Motion Pro Pro Plug Socket Item # 600741
Description
Features:
- Fits 16mm and 5/8" spark plugs
- Fits 18 mm and 11/16" spark plugs
- Fits 21 mm and 13/16" spark plugs
- Ultra-strong tool steel construction
- Slim skeleton profile
- Use with a 3/8" square drive or 17 mm wrench
- Innovative internal plug retention system
- Protective black oxide coating
- Easy to read laser etched markings
- Can be used as an axle holding tool on bikes with 17 mm or 19 mm internal hex axles. Through hole allows use of screwdriver or holding rod
- Light weight
- Patent pending
Part Numbers for Motion Pro Pro Plug Socket
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Rated 5 out of
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Anonymous from
Motion Pro Spark Plug socket
The socket is good quality and works well for spark plugs in difficult to access locations.
Date published: 2025-03-03
Rated 5 out of
5
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dstngmbl from
Light - well built
works well and fits the KLR650 Gen2 spark plug hole
Date published: 2021-05-31
Rated 5 out of
5
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11111 from
perfect little helper
Got the Motion Pro plug socket and as almost all stuff from Motion Pro is well thought through and great quality. I combined it with the Motion Pro swiffel step wrench extender which made it a breeze to get into those awkward spots and the socket holds the plug nice and secure
Date published: 2018-08-26
Questions
What kind of mechanical retention system does this socket use? Friction? Springs? Fingers?
Spring. Works fabulously. This is a very nice tool.
Date published: 2021-12-29
Will the 18mm version fit into the narrow spark plug well on a KLR 650
It is build very slim, it fit extremely well into a also fairly slim well on my Yamaha (16mm). But unfortunately I do not know your bike - I would think so, but...... not sure if Fortnine would take it back when you just try the fit but not use it?
Date published: 2019-01-30