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Description
This 16pcs Glow Plug Removal Tool is for removing broken or damaged 8mm and 10mm glow plugs. This tool is especially for the situation when removing the glow plug, but there is only head is removed, then please use the other accessories to remove the rest of the glow plug from glow plug hole and replace a new one.
This glow plug tool is made of hgih quality steel material, strong resistance to rust and corrosion, long durability.
Includes
01. 1pc T Handle
02. 2pc (7 x 5.5mm, 9 x 5.5mm) Drill bits
03. 2pc 1/4" - 28 UNF Hex 9mm Puller screws
04. 1pc 9.7mm Square socket
05. 1pc 3mm Hex key
06. 2pc (6 x 3.5 x 40mm) Diameter tubes
07. 3pc (M10 x P10, M8 x 1.0, 1/4" - 28 UNF) Thread taps
08. 1pc Drill Installer
09. 1pc Hex 12mm Spindle with Hex 30mm nut and cone centre tool
10. 2pc 3.5mm Drill bits
Instruction
1 Choose the No. 4 socket, install it into the glow plug, use hammer to fix the socket with the glow plug head, then try to remove the glow plug with 3/8” drive socket.
2 This tool is especially for the situation when removing the glow plug, but there is only head is removed, then please use the other accessories to remove the rest of the glow plug from glow plug hole and replace a new one.
3 Insert No. 6 tube into the glow plug hole, then insert a No.10 3.5 mm drill into No. 6 tube then drill a hole with air tool.
4 Separate the No. 9 device and only choose the cone center tool and install it into the glow plug hole. Choose suitable drill from No. 2 (7 x 5.5 or 9 x 5.5), inert the drill into No.8 drill installer. It is important to use No. 5 (3 mm alley key) to lock the screw on drill installer. Then install it into cone center tool and connect with air tool to drill and also remove the hex nut from glow plug.
5 Before working the next step, please use the air gun to clean all the metal scrap from drilling.
6 Choose the tab ¼”-28 UNF from No. 7, insert it into No. 1 T-handle. Install it into glow plug hole and turn the T-handle clockwise for drilling. After work, just adjust the key on T-handle and remove the t-handle anti-clockwise.
7 Choose the tool No.9, there are a hex 12 mm bolt and 30 mm hex nut and a cone center tool. Screw the No.3 bolt (1/4”-28 UNF Hex 9 mm) into the hex 12 mm spindle and use a 9 mm spanner to tighten the No.12 bolt. Install the cone center tool & hex 12 mm bolt into glow plug hole; then screw the M30 hex nut properly. Use M12 spanner to fix the hex 12 bolt head and use the M30 spanner to turn the M30 hex nut clockwise to extract the rest part of glow plug.
8 Choose a tap (M10 x P1.0 or M8 x 1.0) from No. 7, install it with T-handle, and tap the glow plug hole.
9 Remove the T-handle and replace the new glow plug. Then the work is done.
Walterkid
2025-09-06 14:22:07
Just exactly what I need it, for my 2006 sprinterMBenz van, it just got the job done 100% recommended.
colt
2025-09-01 11:27:36
Just as described
Devin
2025-07-03 18:27:04
It's a good kit to drill and remove frozen flow plugs but to really use the tools properly, one must remove most of the engine components in and around the subject area. I still could not get to the last glow plug near the fire wall due to the lack of clearance. It's no fault of the kit as it does work. I'm a seasoned machinist and I still needed to pay attention to every detail to find success. This is a professional kit to be used by an experienced mechanic- do buy it for your best shop/ mechanic- don't buy it for an evening of repair with a few beers-
Leonardo Viegas Penella
2025-06-28 12:28:43
In my case this doesn’t work and the tool broken fast not good quality
NWfleet
2025-05-11 13:10:19
Worked like a charm. Threaded head broke off this one and just had to tap the glow plug shaft for extractor press.
Ehar
2025-05-10 11:11:46
I’m a fairly good mechanic, can’t figure out how it works. NO INSTRUCTIONS. I was able to get my glow plugs out without having to use this tool.
Wade
2025-02-11 18:00:08
The tool did what was advertised!! It is super critical that you get the hole drilled strait, if you don't you will have to get a new head!the only way that I could get the last chunk of glow plug out was to fire up the engine and blow it out. DO NOT STAND IN FRONT OF THE CAR WHEN DOING THIS YOU WILL BE GOING TO THE HOSPITAL !!!! PUT A BLANKET OVER THE ENGINE OR SOMETHING TO CATCH THE CHUNK!!! BE CAREFUL. I just wanted to give a disclaimer. It also cleans out the cylinder from debris. Your also probably going to need a 10mmx1.0 helicoil kit or what ever your threads are. good luck!
Robert Hayward
2025-01-03 14:52:15
good help to my work
Mg1121
2024-11-23 13:36:15
Looks like a good kit, have not used it yet, but it looks as good as much more expensive kits.
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