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OK, I have changed literally hundreds of spark plugs. Last night, I tried to remove the wires from the plugs on my 02 vert and I could not remove a single spark plug wire. I didn't want to force them. Is there a trick I don't know about or are they just more difficult to remove then standard spark plug wires. My L-98 wires came off fairly easy with a twist and a pull.
OK, I have changed literally hundreds of spark plugs. Last night, I tried to remove the wires from the plugs on my 02 vert and I could not remove a single spark plug wire. I didn't want to force them. Is there a trick I don't know about or are they just more difficult to remove then standard spark plug wires. My L-98 wires came off fairly easy with a twist and a pull.
They should come off very easily by twisting and pulling. If they don't perhaps they have become welded on. When you finally do get them off, do not forget to liberally lubricate the insides of the boots of your new wires with Di-electric Silicon gel. Then the next time you need to remove them you won't have this problem. :cheers:
OK, thanks for the tips. They are on there pretty good, especially since the car just turned over 1,000 miles. Guess I will have to pull a little harder.
PS: I just ordered the Snap-On double swivel spark plug socket.
On the rear D/S side one I used a loop of twine to pull it off. My hands were just too big to get in there. ( You know what they say about big hands don't you?......J/k.... :lol: )
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