Re: spark plug wires 2nd try
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Cotton-wrapped high tension wires are lacquer coated and thus have a gloss.
Posted on: 2016/2/10 11:30
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Re: spark plug wires 2nd try
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I don't believe spark plug boots were used on the plug wires from the factory until 1953/54.
Posted on: 2016/2/10 11:31
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-BigKev
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I can't help you on the composition of the wire covering but here is a factory photo from the EC training manual published, I believe, during the 22nd series clearly showing the straight uninsulated ends on the rear cylinders.
Posted on: 2016/2/10 11:33
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Howard
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Thanks to all about the spark plug wire material and terminals.
I downloaded the EC training manual that Howard mentioned, and promptly fell-in head first. Currently I think my EC system is complete, however I disconnected the power to the unit when I first bought the car, just in-case. It is clear from the picture in the manual that the rear cylinder spark plug terminals are straight. I'll proceed with the plug wires and let the EC be a future project. Thanks again, dp
Posted on: 2016/2/10 12:17
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