How to remove? - rear passenger spark plug wire
inetquestion
03-09-2005, 09:24 PM
Specs: 1998, 4.0, SOHC, and a really frustrated driver!
Is there any way to get this plug wire off without ripping it out. I can touch it, but do not have the leverage needed to remove the stuck boot. It doesn't appear that there is anything capable of being removed that will allow great access. I'm assuming there must be a tool I'm missing or just some good ole tricks of the trade.
TIA,
-Inet
Is there any way to get this plug wire off without ripping it out. I can touch it, but do not have the leverage needed to remove the stuck boot. It doesn't appear that there is anything capable of being removed that will allow great access. I'm assuming there must be a tool I'm missing or just some good ole tricks of the trade.
TIA,
-Inet
davidmmm
03-10-2005, 05:05 PM
Specs: 1998, 4.0, SOHC, and a really frustrated driver!
Is there any way to get this plug wire off without ripping it out. I can touch it, but do not have the leverage needed to remove the stuck boot. It doesn't appear that there is anything capable of being removed that will allow great access. I'm assuming there must be a tool I'm missing or just some good ole tricks of the trade.
TIA,
-Inet
use a plug wire boot removal tool.. or do what i do use a pair of pliars..
you change the plugs what every50000 or with my 2002 i changed recently when i hit 95000 miles... i always replace the wires anyway because they are cheap and it is a might as well....
Is there any way to get this plug wire off without ripping it out. I can touch it, but do not have the leverage needed to remove the stuck boot. It doesn't appear that there is anything capable of being removed that will allow great access. I'm assuming there must be a tool I'm missing or just some good ole tricks of the trade.
TIA,
-Inet
use a plug wire boot removal tool.. or do what i do use a pair of pliars..
you change the plugs what every50000 or with my 2002 i changed recently when i hit 95000 miles... i always replace the wires anyway because they are cheap and it is a might as well....
chr97
05-14-2005, 08:12 PM
The easiest way to get to the back spark plugs are to turn you wheels left if you want towork on the right and go up under neath the wheel well.
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