Pulling Spark Plug Wires
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From: San Diego, California
1998 E320 Wagon 253K miles
Pulling Spark Plug Wires
I went to examine spark plugs on my '92 300TE but the wires were VERY hard to pull off. I did not have the special tool and gave up, not wanting to damage anything.
Another poster said he had to use a vise grip on his.
Is it usually this difficult to pull those suckers off?
How should I proceed?
Also, has anyone had problems installing the Beru wire set?
I read someone said his Beru wires did not come with the wire number markers or the rubber sheathes that the wires pass through.
Another poster said he had to use a vise grip on his.
Is it usually this difficult to pull those suckers off?
How should I proceed?
Also, has anyone had problems installing the Beru wire set?
I read someone said his Beru wires did not come with the wire number markers or the rubber sheathes that the wires pass through.
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From: Anaheim, CA
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Originally Posted by ccozic
I went to examine spark plugs on my '92 300TE but the wires were VERY hard to pull off. I did not have the special tool and gave up, not wanting to damage anything.
Another poster said he had to use a vise grip on his.
Is it usually this difficult to pull those suckers off?
How should I proceed?
Also, has anyone had problems installing the Beru wire set?
I read someone said his Beru wires did not come with the wire number markers or the rubber sheathes that the wires pass through.
Another poster said he had to use a vise grip on his.
Is it usually this difficult to pull those suckers off?
How should I proceed?
Also, has anyone had problems installing the Beru wire set?
I read someone said his Beru wires did not come with the wire number markers or the rubber sheathes that the wires pass through.
