Need some help from the professionals.
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#43
What plug wires are you referring to? As there aren't very many options other than making your own.
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#44
Not so much on the O2; it responds slowly, but not badly enough for the ECU to catch that it's not quite accurate.
Badly enough that it can affect how the engine runs, though!
As to spark plug wire choices - RockAuto lists 16 different sets, including 4 of what they call "premium". That seems like quite a few choices to me!
https://www.rockauto.com/en/catalog/...+wire+set,7224
RwP
Badly enough that it can affect how the engine runs, though!
As to spark plug wire choices - RockAuto lists 16 different sets, including 4 of what they call "premium". That seems like quite a few choices to me!
https://www.rockauto.com/en/catalog/...+wire+set,7224
RwP
#45
Here is a TSB for plug wire routing. http://dodgeram.info/tsb/1998/18-48-98/18-48-98-v6.htm
As I recall it made a slight diff I cannot define right now on my 3.9. I want to say it didn't lose responsiveness when it got to full temp. The pedal is equally mushy cold or hot now
If you look at the link Ralph provided the premium wires have some corrugated stuff on them. That is the "convolute" described in the TSB. I think that is the extra heat shield.
As I recall it made a slight diff I cannot define right now on my 3.9. I want to say it didn't lose responsiveness when it got to full temp. The pedal is equally mushy cold or hot now
If you look at the link Ralph provided the premium wires have some corrugated stuff on them. That is the "convolute" described in the TSB. I think that is the extra heat shield.
#46
Not so much on the O2; it responds slowly, but not badly enough for the ECU to catch that it's not quite accurate.
Badly enough that it can affect how the engine runs, though!
As to spark plug wire choices - RockAuto lists 16 different sets, including 4 of what they call "premium". That seems like quite a few choices to me!
https://www.rockauto.com/en/catalog/...+wire+set,7224
RwP
Badly enough that it can affect how the engine runs, though!
As to spark plug wire choices - RockAuto lists 16 different sets, including 4 of what they call "premium". That seems like quite a few choices to me!
https://www.rockauto.com/en/catalog/...+wire+set,7224
RwP
vizi
#47
Here is a TSB for plug wire routing. http://dodgeram.info/tsb/1998/18-48-98/18-48-98-v6.htm
As I recall it made a slight diff I cannot define right now on my 3.9. I want to say it didn't lose responsiveness when it got to full temp. The pedal is equally mushy cold or hot now
If you look at the link Ralph provided the premium wires have some corrugated stuff on them. That is the "convolute" described in the TSB. I think that is the extra heat shield.
As I recall it made a slight diff I cannot define right now on my 3.9. I want to say it didn't lose responsiveness when it got to full temp. The pedal is equally mushy cold or hot now
If you look at the link Ralph provided the premium wires have some corrugated stuff on them. That is the "convolute" described in the TSB. I think that is the extra heat shield.
Yup I am aware of the TSB and I even added more of the plastic corrugated tubing stuff to the wires for added insulation. I appreciate all the suggestions as Most I have already done but please keep them comming as there may some tidbit I have not thought of or was mentioned by someone else.
vizi
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Building your own isn't hard to do. Summit sells kits for a decent price. Get a good brand kit, get the pliers, build you a decent set, maybe a set of 9mm wires, then upgrade your coil to one that puts out a little more juice.... Make sure you have a very good clean spark....
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