• Husqvarna Motorcycles Made In Sweden - About 1988 and older

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Removing Spark Plug 1982 WR430

Marcgregory

Husqvarna
C Class
I am sure this is a stupid question and there is probably an easy way that I cannot think of, but, I cannot remove the spark plug from my 1982 WR430. I have tried multiple spark plug wrenches and cannot get socket completely on the spark plug due to the expansion chamber. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks!
Marc
 
ive had this one for years, its never let me down and has worked on just about anything. anything that it wont work on a ratchet will. this one works well with the ac swedes...counl probably make one like it from a 12 point socket and flatbar. obviously the 12 point helps in tight places..
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I'll have to take a picture, but the wrench that came with my '00 WR250, is perfect for my '82 250WR and lighter than the original one that came with the '82.
 
Justin, is that swede specific ?
im not sure where this wrench came from to be honest..i used it on alot of bikes tho! it does look like a swede factory tool or something they would make, lol..
Craftsman new style socket set has a hole through the socket and socket wrench works perfect. Check it out.
ive seen those but have stopped supporting craftsman when they stopped honoring warranty on alot of hand tools that said craftsman on them
 
im not sure where this wrench came from to be honest..i used it on alot of bikes tho! it does look like a swede factory tool or something they would make, lol..

ive seen those but have stopped supporting craftsman when they stopped honoring warranty on alot of hand tools that said craftsman on them

I am sure some other company makes one like the craftsman. One would think anyway.
 
A chainsaw wrench works if you find the correct size there online. That's all the orginal oem wrench is.
 
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