Bosch spark plug wire set
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Last year I got a set of Bosch Wires from Amazon. They came with the Beru ends on them and installed nicely, they were actually slightly longer than the stock set but worked the same. I used the old plastic clamps and was going to add insulation where needed, but they were longer enough to feed around hot areas and I never went back in to add the insulation.
Edit: Mark Robinson is a good guy to deal with, though I have no experience with his wire kit.
#17
Three Wheelin'
Do any of these die sets look like they might work to
crimp Beru wire sets?
http://www.lashen.com/vendors/paladin/Die_sets.asp
crimp Beru wire sets?
http://www.lashen.com/vendors/paladin/Die_sets.asp
#19
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Right. I check my set and it have Beru ends.
#20
You could build 4 sets of wires @ 150 bucks a set with 1 roll of beru wire ( 82' ), box of M3 connectors (100 ), and of course that 325.00 crimper ( ZAZ3 ), you would need to reuse the old spark plug - distributer connectors and it would take time to assemble the new wires to the old connectors but its a hobby so time does not matter. The costs would drop to around 60 bucks a set on your next order of wire and connectors.
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That's excellent news - the sets I worked with all had "Made In China" on the spark plug end.
#23
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Might be ok, but at that price why not support a vendor that knows the 928 well enough not to ship a bad part?
BTW ebay seller location is Oceanside, which isn't far from www.Eagleday.com
BTW ebay seller location is Oceanside, which isn't far from www.Eagleday.com
#24
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Might be ok, but at that price why not support a vendor that knows the 928 well enough not to ship a bad part?
BTW ebay seller location is Oceanside, which isn't far from www.Eagleday.com
BTW ebay seller location is Oceanside, which isn't far from www.Eagleday.com