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TReK
Joined: Feb 2013
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Tune-up Parts:
Plug Wires: Karlyn STi #721. You will be getting a ton of recommendations for Kingsborn Wires and I'm not a fan. I've had those fail many times on Rovers and other cars. You will be impressed with the STI Wires > https://www.fcpeuro.com/products/lan...e-rover-hls103
Plugs: I run NGK #3546 (# PFR6N11 ) and the DII seems to like them. Look around for a good price, but they look like this > https://www.summitracing.com/parts/ngk-3546
Coils: OE #ERR6045 L8 has a very good price. Avoid the Cheap-O Ebay coils. > IGNITION COIL SET x2 PAIR ? Lucky 8 Parts and Accesories for Land Rovers
Plug Wires: Karlyn STi #721. You will be getting a ton of recommendations for Kingsborn Wires and I'm not a fan. I've had those fail many times on Rovers and other cars. You will be impressed with the STI Wires > https://www.fcpeuro.com/products/lan...e-rover-hls103
Plugs: I run NGK #3546 (# PFR6N11 ) and the DII seems to like them. Look around for a good price, but they look like this > https://www.summitracing.com/parts/ngk-3546
Coils: OE #ERR6045 L8 has a very good price. Avoid the Cheap-O Ebay coils. > IGNITION COIL SET x2 PAIR ? Lucky 8 Parts and Accesories for Land Rovers
Camel Trophy
Joined: Dec 2009
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From: Charlotte
Again, I recommend you take a look at the existing wires and let us know what brand they are. They should be marked. And remove a spark plug and let us know what it is.
If you need plugs I recommend the factory stock Champion 7070s (RC11 PYP B4). Mine have over 50K on them with no problems. No need for snake oil. As for wires I have STIs on my truck - 60K and still going strong.
Some guys go ahead and change the coils too, but coils fail only rarely on DIIs. Probably a waste of money and time.
If you need plugs I recommend the factory stock Champion 7070s (RC11 PYP B4). Mine have over 50K on them with no problems. No need for snake oil. As for wires I have STIs on my truck - 60K and still going strong.
Some guys go ahead and change the coils too, but coils fail only rarely on DIIs. Probably a waste of money and time.
TReK
Joined: Feb 2009
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From: Linden, NJ
Had same magnecor for a year now and no misfires. But i change coil packs too all same time. My wires are red in color.
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Rock Crawling
Joined: Jan 2016
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Good grief!!! I wise I waited a little longer and saw your reply...just bought the 8.5mm from eBay $105 and the coil pack from lucky8 for $48
I'm trying to find the best prices for plugs now...
I'm trying to find the best prices for plugs now...
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Rock Crawling
Joined: Jan 2016
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Again, I recommend you take a look at the existing wires and let us know what brand they are. They should be marked. And remove a spark plug and let us know what it is.
If you need plugs I recommend the factory stock Champion 7070s (RC11 PYP B4). Mine have over 50K on them with no problems. No need for snake oil. As for wires I have STIs on my truck - 60K and still going strong.
Some guys go ahead and change the coils too, but coils fail only rarely on DIIs. Probably a waste of money and time.
If you need plugs I recommend the factory stock Champion 7070s (RC11 PYP B4). Mine have over 50K on them with no problems. No need for snake oil. As for wires I have STIs on my truck - 60K and still going strong.
Some guys go ahead and change the coils too, but coils fail only rarely on DIIs. Probably a waste of money and time.
6 wires : gray Leoni Supression 2015 silicone
2 Wires: Black 7mm Radio Suppression Hi Temp
Didn't pull the plugs yet, I'm even guessing at this point if the leoni wires are factory and render replaced
