Ah... there's that miss
I had occasion to finally replace the plugs and wires on my daughter's truck this morning with new Magnecor wires & Bosch plugs. It's always had a very slight miss at idle, one that was barely noticable, but there none the less.
The culprit was the #6 plug wire. It was cooked to the brittleness of hard plastic. the plug boot disintegrated as I tried to pull it off. The inside of the connector was filled with rusty powder - all that was left of the connector plug.
The coil pack end brass was corroded green.
I'd post a pic but I can't find my dig camera at the moment. Sufice to say, this wire is probably an original wire; it's toast. Similarly, anyone who thinks that chain store wires will hold up are fooling themselves.
The culprit was the #6 plug wire. It was cooked to the brittleness of hard plastic. the plug boot disintegrated as I tried to pull it off. The inside of the connector was filled with rusty powder - all that was left of the connector plug.
The coil pack end brass was corroded green.I'd post a pic but I can't find my dig camera at the moment. Sufice to say, this wire is probably an original wire; it's toast. Similarly, anyone who thinks that chain store wires will hold up are fooling themselves.
Yes store brand plug wires are junk, I went throught 5 sets in 2 years before I finally had enough money to buyu the Magnecors this week.
Funny thing is the Magnecor factory is in Dearborn MI, I live in Grand Rapids MI, Ordered them Tues. they were on my door step Wed. with standard shipping rate.
Funny thing is the Magnecor factory is in Dearborn MI, I live in Grand Rapids MI, Ordered them Tues. they were on my door step Wed. with standard shipping rate.
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