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I've been trying to take the boot and wire off the plug to replace the plug and wire, since cylinder 5 is misfireing... well that ***** is not coming off! Is there a trick to it of some sort? I tried pulling the rubber and I also tried pulling metal insulator (or whatever the **** it is). It's just stuck there... do I have to twist it? Do I have to pull the rubber boot or metal insulator? Do I have to yank it as hard as I can or is there a trick to release it? Thanks a lot for any help.
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If you are replacing it anyway just snap it. It's porcelain so it will snap easy. Just reach down and pry/snap/remove/replace -
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Thnx for all advice, I just yanked the boot as hard as I could, twisting and turning... came right off.. heheComment
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