5/8" spark plug socket is what you need. Do not just use a regular socket make sure you use a spark plug specific socket you can get one at your local parts store if you dont have one.

 

It doesnt have to be a spark plug spcefic socket. You just wont have the rubber thing inside on top that grabs the plug to pull it out. A regular deep socket works fine if you are a good fisherman

 

Ok so as long as its not a special size or piece, il be good i have one jsut need to go get it. I took out the coil and replaced it hoping thats would fix my missfire no luck so now herer goes the plug. if that doesnt work ill be miffed

 

Why spend the money on a new coil pack if you werent positive that was the problem, and before checking/replacing the plugs?

 

16mm long reach socket required then use the coil pack rubber end to lock onto the plug to get it out ( I use an extension magnet ), if you have the tools that came with the car there is a long reach plug socket with it

 

wherer are the tools with the car, ive never had to use them, would be nice if i didnt have to rig it to get it out.