How to order spark plug wire and fittings?
To Choose your color, please make sure black dot is in the correct ‘radio’ button, then click add to cart button below the pictures. Once on the order page, place amount in feet in the shopping cart.
How much does a spark plug terminal cost?
FSCSPT Forked steel crimp style spark plug terminal end $1.50 NPFCSPT Forked nickel plate crimp style spark plug terminal end $1.50 FBCSPT Brass forked spark plug terminal end $1.50 NPFSSPT Nickel plated brass forked solder spark plug terminal end $1.50 SSDCCT Solder type distributor cap or coil terminal……….$0.50ea.
How tall is one foot of spark plug wire?
To Choose your color, please make sure black dot is in the correct ‘radio’ button, then click add to cart button below the pictures. Once on the order page, place amount in feet in the shopping cart. For all our international buyers: one foot equals a little over 30 cm.
How do you replace a distributor spark plug?
Transfer spark plug wires one-by-one onto the new cap, following their location in the old cap as a guide and installing them in the same position in the new cap. Lift the old rotor off and install the new one making sure it is aligned the same way the old one was.
Where is the distributor cap on a spark plug?
Start by removing the distributor cap. This is a big round part where all four spark plug wires are connected. The distributor cap is located in the front or at the top of the engine. It is held in place tightly by two latches. Remove the latches using a screwdriver. At this point, use a marker to make two lines.
How do you change the cap on a distributor?
After the wires have been installed in the new cap, place the cap on the distributor and rotate it until the alignment tab allows the cap to drop into place. Reconnect the cap back to the distributor, and reconnect the short plug wire back to the ignition coil. Double-check all wire connections.
What causes a spark plug to wear out?
Like all moving parts, distributor caps and rotors eventually wear out from a combination of heat, vibration, extreme voltage, cracking and carbon deposits and need to be replaced. These factors cause the plastic in the cap to break down over time and the internal plug wire contacts to oxidize and deteriorate from spark arcing.