No coil wire ??
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No coil wire ??
Looking online for spark plug wires for my 98 Firebird, 38000 distributorless ,V pain in the ***,,er,,I mean V6 & kept seeing under specs "no coil wire included.,so went to Autozone & asked,was told it didn't matter.Don't know if that was true or he was wanting to make a sell.Can anyone help me out here? Thanks & Have a Great Day !
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honestly, your not making a whole lot of sense, please retype your post.
the V6 system is setup pretty straight forward, you have the Coil Packs (listed as Ignition Coil on parts websites), then from the coil packs you have regular spark plug wires, and then spark plugs.
what are you looking at that lists under specs "no coil wire included"?
the V6 system is setup pretty straight forward, you have the Coil Packs (listed as Ignition Coil on parts websites), then from the coil packs you have regular spark plug wires, and then spark plugs.
what are you looking at that lists under specs "no coil wire included"?
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autozone online had Duralast ign wires for $22. Looked at the specs for them & 1/2 down the list it says coil wire included ---no --- Sorry if my post didn't make sense ,,but hell I'm a girl lol
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http://www.google.com/url?sa=i&sourc...97173824303531
this links to a picture to show folks what the coil wire is. This is for older ignition systems using an ignition coil, not to be confused with the current coil on plug set up for many new vehicles.
this links to a picture to show folks what the coil wire is. This is for older ignition systems using an ignition coil, not to be confused with the current coil on plug set up for many new vehicles.
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Thanks for info.Wished I still had my 84 Trans am,alot less hassel.This is the 1st fuel injected car I've had & I've always worked on my own cars but guess I have alot to learn on this one