The Honda mower we're working on today uses a 13/16" socket. This is a special socket with a rubber seal that grips the spark plug while removing it. We want you to start and finish this job with the same appendages God gave you. Disclaimer (because we have to): Always make sure your engine is off before performing engine maintenance.When re-installing the spark plug cap, you'll want to take the cap and firmly push the cap over the plug.You do not want to use your wrench to start your spark plug as this may damage the threads on the cylinder head - this is a costly repair! Always start by hand tightening your spark plug into the cylinder.This will help you remove the spark plug on your next tune-up. It's a good idea to lightly oil the threads of the spark plug before installation.This can be obtained from your local servicing dealer or from your machine's owner's manual or service manual. Before installing the new spark plug, check the spark plug gap/clearance for the electrode air gap.We also recommend using a socket wrench extension to make your job easier - turning a socket in close proximity to the engine shroud can be difficult. Carefully remove the spark plug using a socket wrench. We recommend using a spark plug socket.Sometimes the cap can be stubborn, but be patient and it will eventually come off. To remove the cap, grasp the cap firmly, pulling and twisting at the same time to remove the rubber cap. Carefully put your index finger in between the engine and the cap.On this Honda lawn mower, it is located in the upper front hand portion of the mower, directly beneath the red engine shroud/cover. The spark plug is traditionally located on the front of the lawn mower.Disclaimer (because we have to): Always make sure your engine is off before performing engine maintenance.Place the hinges back into the pins and snap the air filter cover back into the retaining clips.On this Honda lawn mower, we're going to replace the filter with the fins pointed outward. Place the new air filter back onto the mower in the same direction as the old filter.It's a good idea to clean the air filter cover and the box before re-installing your replacement air filter.There are two hinges on the bottom of the air filter cover, carefully clear the hinges from the clips and remove the air filter and air filter "box" (or cover). On this particular Honda lawn mower, you'll need to carefully push down on the two retaining clips on the outside of the air filter cover.Here's a quick recap of the video: Replacing The Air Filter
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