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Nice work!!
What are you getting for wires? If you want the best you can get at a local parts store go to NAPA and get Belden Premium wires -they'll be 8mm and will have an excellent warranty. I believe I paid $34 for mine when I got them for my old 1994 SLE back in August.
What are you getting for wires? If you want the best you can get at a local parts store go to NAPA and get Belden Premium wires -they'll be 8mm and will have an excellent warranty. I believe I paid $34 for mine when I got them for my old 1994 SLE back in August.
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probably valuecraft. I cant afford msd or anything. $15-25.00 is my price range. The brakes are so much better, because both calipers were sticking some, causing uneven pad wear, and caused warped rotors. I will have pics in a few days. I didnt have the digital camera.
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I completly agree with Marty, the Belden wires from NAPA are defiently the way to go. I've had no problem with them (given, Marty did put them on a few months before I bought it), and I've been putting them on customer'* cars with no complaints from anybody. They're inexpensive, and seem to be very high quality.
EDIT: Also, what the #$%# is your signature picture Marty?
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I'm amazed that someone can change the plugs on these modern cars without screwing up the wires. I can't. I just automatically buy a new set with the plugs.
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i thought i was going to have pics, but, i was fishing at my neighbor'* pond when it fell out of my pocket and down to the bottom of the pond. guess that means no pics....
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Originally Posted by Bob Dillon
I'm amazed that someone can change the plugs on these modern cars without screwing up the wires. I can't. I just automatically buy a new set with the plugs.
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Well, the spark plug change went pretty well, except one broke off still attached to the engine. Thats what my family gets for waitng until 122,000 and 13 years. It was ok though, since we could still get on the nut part of the plug. I put Autolite Platiums in there, and it is running real good.
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I'd give up my 1rst Spark Plug to be in Florida right now.
Damn, it'* cold and snowy tonight(20 degrees F and falling) and the wind.....jeez is it howling out there. And to think just yesterday it was near 60 here!
Damn, it'* cold and snowy tonight(20 degrees F and falling) and the wind.....jeez is it howling out there. And to think just yesterday it was near 60 here!