Sparkplug wires...
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Sparkplug wires...
I just turned 65,000 miles on my 4.2L, and I figure I'd better change the plugs and wires. I had O'Reilly's order me a set of OE Motorcraft spark plugs.
I saw that the OE Motorcraft wire sets are 89 bucks! That's a little to high priced for me. So, I was looking at getting the O'Reilly's house brand Omni-Spark wires ($29.99), or the Autolite Professional Series plug wires($43.00) at Advance Auto. Is there a big difference between the O'Reilly's wires and the Autolites? If not I'll just get whatever is cheapest. Thanks for any help.
I saw that the OE Motorcraft wire sets are 89 bucks! That's a little to high priced for me. So, I was looking at getting the O'Reilly's house brand Omni-Spark wires ($29.99), or the Autolite Professional Series plug wires($43.00) at Advance Auto. Is there a big difference between the O'Reilly's wires and the Autolites? If not I'll just get whatever is cheapest. Thanks for any help.
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Originally Posted by Peacemaker
I bet those are nice. But I need some wires like...tommorrow. So parts stores are my only option. I'm getting the Autolite wires. Advance Auto's website says they're OEM replacement wires, and they have a lifetime warranty.
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Thanks. Can't argue with that.
Edit: I got some Motorcraft OE plugs, 8mm Autolite Pro Series wires, and a Purolator fuel filter along with some dielectric and silicone boot grease this morning. Hopefully I'll find some time to put everything on today.
Edit: I got some Motorcraft OE plugs, 8mm Autolite Pro Series wires, and a Purolator fuel filter along with some dielectric and silicone boot grease this morning. Hopefully I'll find some time to put everything on today.
Last edited by Peacemaker; 07-25-2006 at 09:45 AM.
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Originally Posted by Peacemaker
....I hve a question...Since when did they start calling motorcraft sparkplugs "finewire" plugs. Inoticed the electrode was very fine pointed. About like a needle with the sharp tip cut off.
Steve