I can say for sure is that if it isn't the spark plug hole
with the wire broken off where it connects onto the
spark plug, you can just leave it, and attach your new
wire to the plug. Just be sure to see that the wire
doesn't touch the exhaust manifold anywhere.
Now, if it is a case where the wire has broken off
with it still connected to the spark plug there are
two things you can try.
First, try to twist the wire on the plug to see if you
can get it to break free to pull off. If that doesn't
work you can cut the wire off as close to the top
of the plug as possible, then use a regular deep
well socket to remove, and replace the spark plug.
You don't want to use a spark plug socket as it
may not slip over the connector enough to grasp
the spark plug to remove. You want enough room
inside the socket to accommodate the remaining
piece of the wire so that it can slip onto the plug
to remove.Weird question, how can I remove the leftover spark plug wire that got stuck in valve cover way down there,?use a bent metal clothes hanger to fish it out.Weird question, how can I remove the leftover spark plug wire that got stuck in valve cover way down there,?Get a long pair of needle nose pliers. It will come out if you pull hard enough.
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