RW> It's been a while since I've been under a Dodge hood with that engine,   
   RW> but   
   RW> whatever it takes to remove the coil pack needs to be done before you   
   RW> attempt to remove the spark plug. If there's a bolt holding the pack down   
   RW> to keep it on the plug, you need to remove it, then just pull on the pack   
   RW> to remove it from the plug. It is a slip fit onto the spark plug just   
   RW> like a spark plug wire. BTW, don't do a half-axxed job, change all 8   
   RW> plugs, no matter what it takes to get at those last two. You'll be happy   
   RW> that you did.   
      
   It looks like I'll have to remove part of the intake (between the air filter   
   and the throttle body) to get to (2) of the plugs.  The rest should be easy.   
      
   It wouldn't hurt to do a nice cleaning of that area when taken removed,   
   anyway.     
      
   - Mark   
      
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