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I have the MSD Ignition wires and i have a problem with them.
Every so often they will disconnect from the spark plug and cause the car to bog down and run like ****. Then i have to wait for it to cool down and reinstall it.
Now is there any way to prevent them from falling off or a way to keep them in place.
Thanks guys.
2003 Chrome Silver Nissan 350z 6 Speed<br /><br />2001 Bright Rally Red Camaro 3800 M5-----SOLD but missed
The superconductor wires? Hrm, strange. Are the screw-on ball ends still on the spark plugs for the wire connectors to snap onto? Maybe the connector clips just need a slight squeeze with pliers to make them a little tighter.
musch the sob on the end off the plug. i know with mine, they are difficult to "click or pop" into place. do u have the straight or 90 degree boot.
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You should hear a snap on all of your wires when you connect them to your coils as well as your plugs. You can, if they do not click, you can use a pair of pliers to make the connector a little tighter. Be careful not to damage the boot though.
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