S Suek Member Jul 11, 2013 64 3 19 May 4, 2019 #1 May 4, 2019 #1 I have seen where many vehicles have specifications for keeping plug wires away from each other to prevent cross fire. Are there any recommendations for the
I have seen where many vehicles have specifications for keeping plug wires away from each other to prevent cross fire. Are there any recommendations for the
wmburns SN Certified Technician Aug 14, 2009 5,892 514 204 Houston Texas May 10, 2019 #2 May 10, 2019 #2 It's hard to go wrong by following the original factory wiring/routing using all factory stand offs and looms.
It's hard to go wrong by following the original factory wiring/routing using all factory stand offs and looms.
S Suek Member Jul 11, 2013 64 3 19 May 10, 2019 #3 May 10, 2019 #3 wmburns said: It's hard to go wrong by following the original factory wiring/routing using all factory stand offs and looms. Click to expand... So there is a documented position for the wires? Can't find it in my factory books.
wmburns said: It's hard to go wrong by following the original factory wiring/routing using all factory stand offs and looms. Click to expand... So there is a documented position for the wires? Can't find it in my factory books.
wmburns SN Certified Technician Aug 14, 2009 5,892 514 204 Houston Texas May 11, 2019 #4 May 11, 2019 #4 Don't know what to tell you what to tell you. All of my Ford service manuals has pictures of the spark plug wire routing. In general: Don't let the wires touch each other Don't let the wires rest on metal parts. If the wires have to touch each other have them cross at right angles. If the plug wires run in the same direction, separate as much as possible.
Don't know what to tell you what to tell you. All of my Ford service manuals has pictures of the spark plug wire routing. In general: Don't let the wires touch each other Don't let the wires rest on metal parts. If the wires have to touch each other have them cross at right angles. If the plug wires run in the same direction, separate as much as possible.
S Suek Member Jul 11, 2013 64 3 19 May 18, 2019 #5 May 18, 2019 #5 wmburns said: Don't know what to tell you what to tell you. All of my Ford service manuals has pictures of the spark plug wire routing. In general: Don't let the wires touch each other Don't let the wires rest on metal parts. If the wires have to touch each other have them cross at right angles. If the plug wires run in the same direction, separate as much as possible. Click to expand... Thank you. I was just curious. I do watch for those things.
wmburns said: Don't know what to tell you what to tell you. All of my Ford service manuals has pictures of the spark plug wire routing. In general: Don't let the wires touch each other Don't let the wires rest on metal parts. If the wires have to touch each other have them cross at right angles. If the plug wires run in the same direction, separate as much as possible. Click to expand... Thank you. I was just curious. I do watch for those things.