🔧 Lisle 65700 Broken Plug Remover Kit: A Must-Have for Ford 3V Engine Owners! Review

The tool is amazing! It is extremely durable and made from high quality materials. You'll notice it as soon as you touch it. As for the method of use, maybe a little more about that. Be aware that with this tool you will know that your spark plugs are broken in the cylinder head and that alone is annoying. You'll hear lots of pops and cracks, from metal spalling from molten carbon to porcelain breaking off. This tool set is a bit more complete and includes not only an extractor but also a…

Worked like a champ. Excellent product, well thought out, durable. Does exactly what the manufacturer promises. Lyle was successful in this. This tool turned a horrible situation into a breeze. All my connectors broke at the lead extension and this tool treated them like nothing happened. The only thing that made me nervous was that the pusher pushed a few mids a little lower than I thought. I put a thick steel disk on it to take the pressure off and I felt a lot more confident. I had no bits…

I purchased a Lisle tool and OTC spark plug removal kit 6918 to replace spark plugs on a 2006 Expedition. The OTC tool worked on some frozen plugs, but the Lisle tool was needed on some as well. Depending on where the cork breaks when you try to remove it, which tool will work best. Both served their purpose for their respective application. The best you can do is not to damage any of them and you don't need any tools. I found a YouTube video that recommended spraying penetrating oil, letting…

So I changed the spark plugs on my 2007 F-150 5.4L for the first time since it was new. I also changed the phasers so I couldn't try to change the spark plugs while the engine was hot. In fact, the truck sat idle for several months because the phasers were out of stock for so long. Anyway...cleaned spark plug holes, blew out all the dirt, sprayed WD-40 in the holes and let it sit for a couple of hours. Insert a 9/16 (1/2 inch) deep socket and begin screwing in the plugs. My truck had 180,000…

How lucky I am in life. I bought this tool just in case I change the spark plugs in my Triton 5.4L 3V. Turns out I didn't need it at all. I didn't break any of the connectors but I ended up having to replace the 2 electrical connectors that connected the ignition coil to the wire harness. Now I don't need a lisle tool because I have new one piece Motorcraft sp546 spark plugs. If I didn't have tools I would probably break 3 of them. I didn't have spare ignition coil connectors and I broke 2 of…

At first I was skeptical. Not the product's fault, but Ford didn't happily let this happen and didn't take responsibility for it and didn't fix it. (Ford F-150, Lariat, Triton 5.4) This product works. It didn't work as "easily" as the video's reviewers said, but it's okay, it worked. I really had to do the first part where the glass in the spark plug breaks and the tip pops out. the end. It doesn't push it all the way into your cylinder. I've attached a picture of what the candle looks like…

Let me start by saying that this is a great tool for removing blown spark plugs from a Ford Triton V8 engine. Specifically, I used it in my 2005 Ford Expedition. I CONFIRM that I read the reviews here and watched the YouTube videos before trying it as one of the downsides is that the instructions that come with the tool tell you the basics but not everything. A recent five-star reviewer posted detailed photos of what to do with a lube that isn't even mentioned in the instructions. I strongly…