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#6 spark plug removal?

1973 911T, can remove all spark plugs without problems except plug #6...socket tool does not seat on plug, have tried different sockets.
Any suggestions? Thanks!

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Try to blow compressed air you might have some small rock .
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Thanks for the tip....had not thought of that, so I got out the small telescopic service mirror and flashlight and could see two 1/4 inch stones overlapping the plug shoulders, tried to blow them out with compressed air but they just rattled around and stayed there, so I hooked up the shop-vac and necked down hose to a rubber fuel line with duct tape and sucked both up easily!!!
But, the funny thing is that the two stones were actually "cherry pits".....mice??? Those little b*****ds!!! Thanks again for the idea and help.
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Happy to help and i always check for little rock or whatever before take out the sparkplug.
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Happy to help and i always check for little rock or whatever before take out the sparkplug.

Smart!!! I had never thought about that, Advice that could save from a lot of problems!

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