I was putting in new plugs and when I got to the back driver side plug and put in the plug thinking it was all good until I tried to put the coil back on and it just didn't fit right so I tried to remove the plug with no success it's like the socket just doesn't go in far enough to reach the nit part of the plug, what can I do to fix this problem without taking it to a shop is there another way to get to the plug by removing the exhaust manifold. Please help me, thank everyone

 

Do you have a deep socket for the spark plug? They have rubber rings in them which help retain the plugs so you can get them out. You'll need the deep socket and a 3" extension (or so). I slide them in and spin backward manually using the extension until the thread "clicks" and seats properly, then attach ratchet and tighten.

 

i find i need a 6 inch extension when i do the plug removals on these J series engines.

 

But to the OP, your best bet is to remove the valve cover and hopefully can extract it. You may need to insert an time-sert if you've ruined the threads in the head.

 

I tried that it just doesn't get to the nut part of the plug which tells me it is crooked which sucks, thanks for your help