Posted by Dellbertt on February 21, 2011 at 06:10:42 from (209.172.21.127):
In Reply to: Thanks and no thanks posted by Haas on February 20, 2011 at 13:17:11:
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My auto store has a package of wire connectors in 18 different color codes (36 total connectors). Walmart has a similar package. I don't mind multi color wire packs if they are hidden like under the dash. But on a tractor I like all black with coded connections. Just my preference.
I used a copper wound yellow extension cord for spark plug wires on a Chev 350 and it ran that way for 100k miles (200k total).
Michael,
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