Spark Plug Wire Routing Ques??
03-05-2016, 05:51 PM
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Spark Plug Wire Routing Ques??
Quick question...
In the middle of installing new plug wires on '95 C2. I have a question about wire routing to the right side of the engine. 3 of the wires to Cylinders 4-6 passed over , and 3 wires passed under a bracket that supports the A/C compressor. See the pic below (wires already removed). Is this normal? Seemed extra tricky to get them out....had to remove a/c bracket.
In the middle of installing new plug wires on '95 C2. I have a question about wire routing to the right side of the engine. 3 of the wires to Cylinders 4-6 passed over , and 3 wires passed under a bracket that supports the A/C compressor. See the pic below (wires already removed). Is this normal? Seemed extra tricky to get them out....had to remove a/c bracket.
03-05-2016, 07:21 PM
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Originally Posted by EMBPilot
That bracket is an *** ache.
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03-05-2016, 10:43 PM
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Originally Posted by BobbyT
Did you do all this with the intake in place?
If so, DiegoR's technician would have been a great help.
If so, DiegoR's technician would have been a great help.
03-06-2016, 03:42 PM
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The all-6-over looked to put a good kink in the wires as well...just didn't look right.
03-06-2016, 04:14 PM
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Everything is back together and i am just doing a little spring cleaning while I Steve Weiner finishes up distributor.
03-06-2016, 05:32 PM
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Congratulations on getting this done. Good to hear it is doable with the intake in place. Any tips or must-have tools you can add?
I have a new set of Beru wires sitting on the shelf, waiting for installation.
I have a new set of Beru wires sitting on the shelf, waiting for installation.
03-06-2016, 06:35 PM
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Bobby,
This best trick to changing wires w/o removing the intake is access the plastic thread inserts that hold the two looms to the back of the fan shroud (the tight ones between intake) from inside the fan shroud by removing the small rubber cover/duct on the top of the shroud. Once removed, you just reach down with a big long screwdriver and pop the little square thread inserts out from the back with the screws & looms still attached. Just enough clearance.
This best trick to changing wires w/o removing the intake is access the plastic thread inserts that hold the two looms to the back of the fan shroud (the tight ones between intake) from inside the fan shroud by removing the small rubber cover/duct on the top of the shroud. Once removed, you just reach down with a big long screwdriver and pop the little square thread inserts out from the back with the screws & looms still attached. Just enough clearance.