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"I've seen quite a few bad cavis wires in new sets"
ONLY in a Ferrari!!!!!!!! I'm in no hurry.......the car runs fine, except for #3 plug taking up to 28KV to fire.....where all the other plugs take up to 11KV....average of 6-8. I changed the black connector with another plug, and still #3 is high in KV.......I suspect wire. I will remove the #3 wire from the cap, clean it, test the Ohms, and re-install......hope it works. I went to the Magnacore site, and they have several styles......which do you recommend?......I don't race the car. How do I get them onto the red rubber boots that go over the plug holes.....or do I need to get new ones? |
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You send the guy @ Magnacore your old set, he makes an identical loom with the boots and sends them back.
I just get his standard street size 8mm? 9mm? The last set I had done was for a Diablo and the price was far lower than a factory set of cavis. Looked great, fit perfect. If you go with Cavis just make sure you Ohm them all out before install to make sure they're ok. |
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To send them the wires I will be without the car........will have to wait a few months, till Winter. I took out the #3 spark plug and there was no fouling......all dry.
Now on to adjusting the fuel. While I will get new wires, I don't think it is a major problem in my HC readings.......yet. |
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