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If you mean that the wire came out of the boot, then pull the boot off of the spark plug and use a spark plug socket to remove the spark plug.
By taking the spark plug wire off, and then using a spark plug socket with a ratchet and extension. It's not rocket science.
The best way is to use the spark plug socket out of the factory tool kit. If you do not have that use a normal 5/8" socket to loosen the spark plug. Use the spark plug wire to snap back on after the plug is loose and pull it out. The spark plug is at the very top of the engine, the spark plug wire is a real good indicator of its location.
Wire coat hanger or push longer extension into it and pull out.
You need an 18 mm spark plug socket.
To replace spark plugs: 1. Remove the spark plug wire. Twist the boot to free it up from the spark plug, then pull the wire off with the boot. 2. Use a 5/8" spark plug socket with suitable extension and either a ratchet or breaker bar to loosen the spar plug and take it out. 3. Set the gap on the new spark plug to 0.045" and use the spark plug socket to install it. 4. Reattach the spark plug wire and move to the next spark plug. I do them one at a time, that way I don't get them mixed up. Now may be a good time to replace the spark plug wires.
Look at the oil fill. The place where the dip-stick is. You will see a metal clamp. Follow that clamp to the front. There you will see a black wire. That is the wire that goes to the spark plug. Gently pull the wire off and then you will see the spark plug. You will need the the long 1/2" socket in order to fit into the space to loosen the plug. When you put the new plug in,use the socket to help you. It will be easier for you. Your fingers will not fit. Good luck, Lou
pull off one wire at a time and take a socket wrench the right size socket and turn them out counter clockwise installation is the opposite way do that for every plug pull off one wire at a time and take a socket wrench the right size socket and turn them out counter clockwise installation is the opposite way do that for every plug pull one plug off at a time use a socket wrench to get the plug out turn counter clockwise to remove install the new plug put the wire back on do that for each plug
The factory service manual says that to get the spark plug wire off of the spark plug: Twist the boot about a half turn to loosen it from the spark plug and then pull it off using the boot. Don't pull the spark plug wire to remove it as you may find yourself pulling the wire out of the connector. Pulling it off by the boot may also leave the connector on the spark plug.
AnswerThey are inside the valve cover. Looking from the front of the car you will see the spark plug wires routing from the distributor cap to each plug. To change the plugs remove the spark plug wire and use a spark plug socket attached to an extension. I recommend adding some duct tape to the socket/extension connection to prevent the socket from coming off in the valve cover.
well if you are just changing the spark plugs and not the wires, take off one wire at a time from the end of the spark plug. you will need a deep spark plug socket to take off the plugs (turn them counter clockwise). take the old one out, toss it. if you can on the new one, put some anti-seizing compound on it (around the part that screws in). then using the SP socket, put it back in where the spark plug you took out was. don't over or under-tighten these though. replace the wire on the spark plug, and move on to the next one. be sure not to mix the spark plug wires, or your firing order will be off.
Take off the gas cap. Take off the big plastic cover with a socket and wrench.Then put the gas cap back on. Then pull of the spark plug boot. Then take off the spark plug with a spark plug socket and wrench. It should be 13/16" socket with 3/8" drive wrench. I Think the spark plug gap is 0.025 but you would have to look at a manual.