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Join Date: May 2015
Location: Montana
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Re: Plug Wire Lengths
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I always start with the longest one(s) on 1 or 2, then work down and hope. And yeah most wire sets are hopelessly too long. I think I have some plug wires zip tied to the brake vacuum hose (anything non metallic), and maybe to a heater hose on the other side. I had a rough running problem and replaced cap, rotor, wires, and plugs as a matter of course. Just kept getting worse and turned out it was a blown head gasket between 3 and 5. So I had a shop do that and a few weeks later it started running rough again! Then I discovered one of the plug wires dang near burned through on the exhaust manifold on that side. Obviously the shop didn't taking much care putting the plug wires back on
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