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Spark Plug Tube Removal Tool
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Saw this on another site
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Has been discussed/debated at length.
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Good to know
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Yes. That tool works very well. Clean the tube thoughly then wrap the plug with sandpaper. The secret is not to tighten the plug too much. Tighten it a bit and pull on it. The plug should pull out. Repeat and eventually the tube will pop out.
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~4.5" bolt, 2 nuts, 2 washers, and optional scrap of rubber tubing.
http://986forum.com/forums/uploads02...1480898701.jpg I built one after seeing this thread: http://986forum.com/forums/diy-project-guides/52150-spark-plug-tubes.html healthservices even made an animation of it in use. For me it has worked flawlessly. https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-k...239-MOTION.gif |
78F350 has the best practical suggestion- again !
#5 is way better than the bung in my experience. Just be gentle |
Yet another DIY Spark Tube tool.
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This worked for me, just a short threaded 3/4"x 2" PVC nipple with an end cap.
I threaded it slightly into the spark tube and with a bit of wiggling out they came without removing the spark plugs first. http://986forum.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=20616&stc=1&d=14821675 01 |
So with the # 5 process does the washer fit the groove that the O-ring is in or does it try and catch the very back of the tube it self.? Thanks
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Thanks jvfante..I will also try that process,.Maybe I was tightening the boat plug to tight but not sure how that would result in it always pulling out. Thanks !
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I've used all three. In order of effectiveness:
3/4" pipe with 3/4" handle Lag bolt and washers Boat plug |
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I just did mine using a 5” bolt, two washers and two nuts. I used one of the washers at the end to tug on (similar to what many here have done). They popped right out and the new tubes and o rings fit a little more snug.
Of note, all of my coil packs and tubes looked great, but I put new ones in anyway bc I don’t want to go back in there for a long time. Fitting my torque wrench for the spark plugs was challenging in some areas. Removing the engine cover helped a lot on the passenger side. |
Hello everyone,
I hope this question hasn't been asked before, but why are these tubes necessary at all? |
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The spark plug two are needed because The boxer engine design doesn’t have a conventional valve cover / gasket. Because of that, the spark plugs tube and O-rings are needed to isolate the spark plugs. |
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