Hey, here's the story used the lisle 65600 to remove the broken spark plug and it pulled out, but a piece of the porcelain tip broke off I'm assuming from pushing through the metal strap... anyways, I can also assume that piece is in the cylinder. Need to be pointed in the right direction by people that know best. Am I screwed or what? Please help with what my next steps should be.

Thanks

 

If you have a vacuum adapt a flexible tube smaller than the sparkplug hole to the end of the suction tube and try to vacuum the cylinder out with that.....

 

It's probably not in the cylinder. Most that have experienced this use a shop vac and rig up a small tube to go down the sparkplug hole and retrieve the porcelain.

 

duck tape+vacuum hose+shop vac..

 

Is turning over the engine after vacuuming it out? Will that help?

 

I would vacuum it out then hit it with compressed air then vacuum again then install the plug and hope for the best. Suppose it wouldnt hurt to crank it a bit with the plug out..

 

yeah, that's what I'll do, but I have to go to work so it's a project for the morning. This spark plug job is a pain in the a**, but I no matter what I refuse the pay the dealer for any work as they seemingly forgot to mention this issue to me even after I bought the truck.