[7mgte4me]

Okay this is a 92 supra turbo, has 113k miles on it, im assuming the plugs have never been changed, because the #1 plug was burnt to a crisp...

As I was proceeding to the next plug, the ignition wire wouldnt budge...I just ordered new ngk wires because I had just pulled the rubber/wire out of the plastic of the ignition wire...I've used tools to try and pull it out as hard as I can...no luck...

Anyone heard of this happening before? Any ideas how to get it out without damaging anything else?

 

[Hitman]

sounds like it is fused on the plug.

 

[destrux]

I've seen people mix up the dielectric clear silicone and the clear silicone RTV before when they installed plug wires... it effectively glues the plug wire to the plug. Get a piece of steel rod (like a 3/16" welding rod) and make a giant corkscrew thing out of it (sharpen the tip). Screw it down around the plug wire boot and pull.

 

[Damondread]

I've seen people mix up the dielectric clear silicone and the clear silicone RTV before when they installed plug wires... it effectively glues the plug wire to the plug. Get a piece of steel rod (like a 3/16" welding rod) and make a giant corkscrew thing out of it (sharpen the tip). Screw it down around the plug wire boot and pull.

Sound advice. Have had this happen to me befor. I just grab it with needle nose and work at it for a while.

 

[7mgte4me]

Thank alot guys, thats a good step in a right direction with it. I have no idea why someone would want to glue a wire on the plug anyway, if that was the case.