PR Boot Removal Help

BOosted 335i

Sergeant
Wanted to check my plugs and having a issue removing my PR Coil boot from my plugs.they are on very tight and my boots sit little inside the plug hole,whats the best way to remove them?
 

Ruslik

New Member
Like it tore in half and the rubber piece is still on the plug?
I used thin long nosehead pliers to get it off and out.
 

Panzerfaust

Lieutenant
I don't have them personally but I heavily considered them and spoke to PR about them a lot. My understanding is you lift up the "skirt" to help break suction, and then pull from the base (aka the part under the skirt, at the top of your plug cylinder)
 

BOosted 335i

Sergeant
I don't have them personally but I heavily considered them and spoke to PR about them a lot. My understanding is you lift up the "skirt" to help break suction, and then pull from the base (aka the part under the skirt, at the top of your plug cylinder)
Well,I tried that and boot came out but left part of the inside on plug.looks like I'm up sheets creek.
 

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Jeffman

Major
Time for a new set of PR wires. ($70)
The new ones are an upgrade over the old ones. Make sure to put dielectric grease (a.k.a., silicone grease) between the rubber boot and ceramic insulator of the plug.
 

suspenceful

10 Second Club
I had this happen to me with their original wires. The new ones seem much better. Contact them and they will work with you to get you a replacement wire or set.
 

ShocknAwe

Captain
New wires fit much better.

I did have an issue with several of my wires being pulled through improperly by the factory, meaning that they had to really be shoved in for the plug to clip on. This resulted in the plug and wire popping off, which is not good.

Sent photo proof and got new wires, no more problems.
 
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