[RodG]

Where can I buy this tool to pull the spark plug wires on a 2000 VR6 engine? I called the local dealers and they don't carry them.

 

[Fatman]

Re: Spark Plug Wire Puller (RodG)

http://www.parts4vws.com or I got mine off a MAC Tools truck in Cleveland, Ohio.

 

[ACKTung]

Re: Spark Plug Wire Puller (RodG)

I have one and dont need it......let me know if you want it.

 

[RodG]

Re: Spark Plug Wire Puller (ACKTung)

I need one for a VR6 engine. I see you have a 1.8T. I don't think that will work, will it? If it will, how much do you want for it? Let me know. Thanks man.

 

[GTI 20v]

Re: Spark Plug Wire Puller (RodG)

The 1.8T has no spark plug wires, which is probably why he doesn't need it.

-Nick

 

[JettaRed]

Re: Spark Plug Wire Puller (RodG)

Go here: http://www.tttuning.com/toollist.html
Go to the bottom of the list. There's one for $36 or one for $14, six from the bottom.

 

[RodG]

Re: Spark Plug Wire Puller (JettaRed)

Thanks JettaRed

 

[EPilot]

Re: Spark Plug Wire Puller (RodG)

Look at wires first to see if you need it.
Most of the 2000-to present VR6's have loops on the wires for removal and install.
So there's no need for the wire puller tool plus it won't fit on the wires.
Look at the wires and you'll see a black plastic loop pull on it and it will extend for you to pull them off.


[Modified by EPilot, 10:29 AM 11-28-2001]

 

[billy-vr6]

Re: Spark Plug Wire Puller (EPilot)

If you do need to get a tool, do yourself a favour and buy the metal one!! The plastic one is junk.

 

[RodG]

Re: Spark Plug Wire Puller (EPilot)

excuse my ignorance.....is that what is it for? I do have those plastic black loop. But how would you pop the wire plugs back in?

 

[EPilot]

Re: Spark Plug Wire Puller (RodG)

Push down on the loops until they click on the plug.
Edit: the loops will click down onto the wire to their storage position. Then feel for the click onto the plug.


[Modified by EPilot, 11:21 AM 11-28-2001]

 

[snwindle]

Re: Spark Plug Wire Puller (RodG)

If your looking to change the plugs - you don't need that tool at all. I changed the plugs in my VR6 - just remove the plastic cover and pull up on the black ring.