spark wire have never ever lasted 300k miles or the life of any engine, its all listed in the tune up section, all parts that need service before, end of life.
i have this nice video of Duane the ASE master, using tin foil and showing how owners or life time spark wires , are not so life time. (lights out, oh look here, see all this sparks jumping from the sides of wires, this is fail time then test 2, he sprays water on wires, running, car stalls. (even foggy days this happens big time, all for the lack of a simple tune up.)
the insulation breaks down 3 ways, oil, heat, dirt, and High voltage break down.
HV voltage does that to ALL things. it moves atoms, both metal and plastic.
when i buy a used car, all 60k listed items are done, i assume the PO did not, 90% they dont, the on real old cars, %100
cap, rotor ,wires, plugs.
all fluilds.
i have shop air and a needle gun tip tool, i jam it in my spark boot hole and blast out the boot, on COP coils this is a god send. they love to stick. (not lubed)
my comments in red
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some even buy a new engine
avoiding that list.
sad to watch.
i have this nice video of Duane the ASE master, using tin foil and showing how owners or life time spark wires , are not so life time. (lights out, oh look here, see all this sparks jumping from the sides of wires, this is fail time then test 2, he sprays water on wires, running, car stalls. (even foggy days this happens big time, all for the lack of a simple tune up.)
the insulation breaks down 3 ways, oil, heat, dirt, and High voltage break down.
HV voltage does that to ALL things. it moves atoms, both metal and plastic.
when i buy a used car, all 60k listed items are done, i assume the PO did not, 90% they dont, the on real old cars, %100
cap, rotor ,wires, plugs.
all fluilds.
i have shop air and a needle gun tip tool, i jam it in my spark boot hole and blast out the boot, on COP coils this is a god send. they love to stick. (not lubed)
my comments in red
some even buy a new engine
avoiding that list.
sad to watch.
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