I didn't think we had aftermarket wire sets but...
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I found out that NGK makes spark plug wire sets.
I've been looking through CL all day for information on wiresets, but no one seems to know.
Heres the link for the NGK ones
http://www.ngk.com/more_info.asp?AAIA=1316103&pid=20835
I reckon that if NGK plugs are good for our cars, then the wiresets should be good too.
I've been looking through CL all day for information on wiresets, but no one seems to know.
Heres the link for the NGK ones
http://www.ngk.com/more_info.asp?AAIA=1316103&pid=20835
I reckon that if NGK plugs are good for our cars, then the wiresets should be good too.
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The 400s and 430s use the coil-on-plug ignition. There is no "spark plug wire set" as with most vehicles. There is no need to replace these ever unless the coil itself goes bad.
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GS300 is a wasted spark setup. There are coilpacks over cylinder # 2 4 and 6.
There are spark plug wires that goes from coil pack #6 to cylinder 1. Coil pack #4 has a wire to #3 cylinder and coilpack #2 has a wire going to cylinder 5.
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Yes, there are wire sets for the older SC 400's and LS 400s/
By the time the 98-05 GS400's came out, they had the coil on plug arrangement. Every 1UZFE engine for those years have this arrangement, and now the 3UZFE engine has the same thing.
We love this set-up, as it is virtually trouble-free. Very few coils go bad, so it is ultra reliable.
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By the time the 98-05 GS400's came out, they had the coil on plug arrangement. Every 1UZFE engine for those years have this arrangement, and now the 3UZFE engine has the same thing.
We love this set-up, as it is virtually trouble-free. Very few coils go bad, so it is ultra reliable.
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