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Re: new spark plug wires
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Posted by Tim, Ohio on November 21, 2005 at 02:50:21 from (148.78.243.52):
In Reply to: new spark plug wires posted by jjp on November 19, 2005 at 04:46:39:
I have had experience with that type of replacement wire. I cut the wire to length, first. Then, stripped back the insulation so that about 1/2" of actual braded copper wire was exposed. This wire was folded back and laid against the outside of the insulation. The little pointed tip of the brass "cap" was pushed into the braded wire, then the cap was formed down over the outside of the insulation. Since the braided wire was also on the side of the insulation, the cap made contact on it as well. Tim, Ohio
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