Re: Spark plug wire tool

[Bill M <y1topbanana73@xxxxxxxxx>]

I've always used spark plug boot pliers. Angled head, padded jaws, allows you to grab toe boot securely to then twist/pop it off easily.

Bill M
65 Coronet 500 'vert http://goo.gl/6xUS1
73 Dart Sport, 05 Ram 2500 CTD, 4WD, QC, LB, Laramie
21 Model T Depot Hack, 06 Mazda 3

On Mon, Aug 4, 2014 at 6:24 PM, Robert FAUNCE <rfaunce@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

The exhaust manifold allows very tight access to the spark plugs on the drivers side of my 273.  There is always a risk of damage in installing and removing the wires, especially in insuring they are seated properly . In looking for a good tool I found the following on the NAPA website - SER2568. It is actually an American made KD tool and cost under $5.  It looks like old stock so if you need one you might check it out. It works great.

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