Help-I'm so dumb Mixed Up Plug Wires
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Yeah. Wire length is the only actual difference between the wires. Some shorter wires won't fit where the longer ones are needed, but otherwise it doesn't really matter. They are just making the connection between the coil and the plug, and it's that connection that you want to be sure it correct.
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Yes, I know you are looking for the length. What we are saying is that the length doesn't actually matter. As long as the wire can fit between the plug and the coil and it is following that chart's connection, you can use it. Start with the shortest wire on the forward most coil, and work your way to the longest wire on the rearward most coil.
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Some were, some weren't. I think one of my sets had 1 wire coded, the other 3 were blank. My original factory set were coded if i remember correctly. I think the other 2 sets of wires were completely unmarked.
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Yes, I know you are looking for the length. What we are saying is that the length doesn't actually matter. As long as the wire can fit between the plug and the coil and it is following that chart's connection, you can use it. Start with the shortest wire on the forward most coil, and work your way to the longest wire on the rearward most coil.
Simple.
Simple.
The positions are also marked on your coil bracket and on the rotor near the plugs will be an L or T. So for the front rotor match the T with the T/F coil and L with the L/F coil. For the rear rotor match the T with T/R and the L with L/R.
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I'm pretty sure my coil bracket had no markings on it.
For future reference, I always tag my wires with pieces of numbered masking tape & match up the lengths. Or do one at a time, but that's a pain.
For future reference, I always tag my wires with pieces of numbered masking tape & match up the lengths. Or do one at a time, but that's a pain.
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