Is it good to change spark plug wires?

That’s because spark plug wires aren’t actually made of wire. They’re made of delicate carbon fibers. That’s why it pays to replace your spark plug wires before they wear out. We recommend changing them during spark plug changes (whenever your owner’s manual recommends, usually between 60,000 and 100,000 miles).

How do you remove a spark plug wire?

First locate the spark plug wire which you would like to remove. Ensure you are able to gain access to the boot of the spark plug wire. Do not pull the wire portion as you can damage the wire which in turn will require a replacement. Grab firmly onto the spark plug wire boot, then twist in either direction and pull off simultaneously.

What causes a spark plug to get stuck?

The constant heating and cooling of the engine every day can cause the rubber to stick to the spark plugs or the distributor electrode housing. When this happens, you’ll need to know how to remove stuck spark plug wires.

How to remove a stuck spark plug boot?

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How big of a socket do you need to remove spark plug?

Using a deep well 1/4 inch drive socket to break the ceramic and a needle nose plier to remove it would get you half way home. Be certain that you won’t have fragments hung in a position to fall into the spark plug hole when it is open.

What’s the best way to remove a spark plug?

Spray a small amount of WD-40 around the edge of the spark plug wire. Make sure you get the lubricant on and around the surface where the plug wire meets the valve cover or the distributor cap (depending on which end you are trying to remove). Step 2. Grab onto the plug end, not the wire, with a pair of pliers.

Can You reattach spark plugs after replacing them?

The trick is when reattaching the spark plug wires after you replace the plugs is to use lots of dielectric grease on the porcelain of the spark plug body so the plug wire doesn’t bond to the plug. I normally see this problem with cheaper spark plug wire sets. Once you wiggle and pull on them you stand a high risk of damaging the spark plug wires!

Is there a magnetic swivel spark plug set?

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