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Check to make sure that the spark plug socket is snug to the the spark plug, if not, you can wrap a little paper around the spark plug two snug it up. But make sure you get that out😮
Atleast on older 80s/90s/00s Hondas, changing the PCV Valve can make a noticable difference in smoothness. I usually replaced mine every 2 oil changes. Used to cost like 5$ and doesn’t even take 5min to replace.
The most horrible thing to happen when removing spark plugs is when as it turns out the service has been so bad on your car before you got it that its had the original plugs from 9 years ago at 72000miles old and when going to remove them even with penetrating oil the head of the plug snaps of leaving the bottom of the core and threads left screwed in to the head… Deffintly not a situation I’m in atm where the hex part was so rusty it snapped off… no corse not…
I did it, thank you Chris