But here me out.
I am changing the plugs in my car and there is a piece of the ceramic coating from the old plugs in the way so I cant get a plug socket over the spark plug. I have been fighting this for days now and have tried everything to get it out. Then I thought of this possible stupid idea. Does the ceramic coating float in water? I will try on another plug to make sure it does. So if it will float in a glass, then it will float if I put water in the spot were the plug goes, plug is still in there so no water can get into the motor hopefully. Then it will float out and then haha, fixed my problem. Im desperate if you guys have other solutions.
But the main question is this, will putting water in there hurt anything at all just to remove the ceramic piece and then suck the water out... Wait, another idea. Vacuum it out... going to try this now.
Let me know what you guys think haha
I am changing the plugs in my car and there is a piece of the ceramic coating from the old plugs in the way so I cant get a plug socket over the spark plug. I have been fighting this for days now and have tried everything to get it out. Then I thought of this possible stupid idea. Does the ceramic coating float in water? I will try on another plug to make sure it does. So if it will float in a glass, then it will float if I put water in the spot were the plug goes, plug is still in there so no water can get into the motor hopefully. Then it will float out and then haha, fixed my problem. Im desperate if you guys have other solutions.
But the main question is this, will putting water in there hurt anything at all just to remove the ceramic piece and then suck the water out... Wait, another idea. Vacuum it out... going to try this now.
Let me know what you guys think haha