i know what your all gonna say but i checked the gas cap and its tight i just gave the scan tool back to my dad so i cant see what it is at the moment

 

Why even post until you have the code?

 

get the scanner back....

 

well i wanted to see what it was and i wont get the scanner back for another week

 

How can anybody tell you what it was without a code? Go over to Autozone and get it read, it's free.

 

thats what i did i went to auto zone and got the code PO420 that all data told me to refer to a misfire but i already know which cylinder it is cause that number 2 cylinder wont come out it just spins if anyone has an idea on getting it out please liet me know

 

That code can mean you have a bad catalytic converter.. Or is that a typo and you really meant po402?

 

A misfire, especially if left unrepaired for too long, can cause a converter to fail.

Want to translate that into coherent English?

 

^ When i put a socket on the spark plug and turn it the plug will spin and just spin not even try to come out

 

Are you sure the socket is engaging on the plug hex? You may just have some crap down in the hole that's not letting you get the socket all the way in.

 

You have what appears to be a blown plug (unless it's simply what glc suggested) and you're worried about a cat efficiency code?

 

Man no kidding, I would make getting that thing out of there (safely) my first priority if I was you. Take a flashlight and shine it down in there and look real good for any debri or maybe oil mixed with dirt that turns into that sludge gunk etc. Are you absolutely positive that your even using the right size socket? Are you sure it is a spark plug socket that both
(A) is deep enough that the end of the spark plug is not bottoming out up against your extension and preventing the socket from going just quite far enough to fit around the plug hex, and
(B) has the rubber inside to grip the spark plug?
Because that rubber can come out of the inside of the socket pretty easily sometimes, in which case what you are describing could very well be possible if the plug is already un-screwed but when you pull up on the socket the plug doesn't move without the rubber there to hold it...

Just trying to help...

 

If the plug were already unscrewed it would be making a huge racket.

 

Lol, look glc I'm trying to give him the shadow of a doubt here ok.:o
Maybe he just shoved the Coil Pack boots so far down in there that they are nice and snug

 

ill try blowing it out and yes im using the right socket im not retarded i already replaced the others