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Melting sparkplug wires

ok buddy of mine swaped out his blown d15b2 for an 96 civic dx engine, the swaps been fine for bout a month but today it melted the sparkplug wires, so we replaced them, then after about a 30min ride it died out and they had melted them again any ideas anyone?
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Re: Melting sparkplug wires

What brand of spark plug wires? Do you have all the grounds on the engine that are supposed to be there? The only other thing I can think of would be the distributor kicking out too much voltage or something like that. I'd have it tested if you can.
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Re: Melting sparkplug wires

just reg wires, cheapos. same as on my crx and i've never had a problem
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Where are they melting at?
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Re: Melting sparkplug wires

Does he have the ground wire on the valve cover?
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Ground wire would cause it not to spark, would have nothing to do with it melting.
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they wouldnt happen to be anywhere near the exhaust manifold/header would they?

and does he have an upgraded ignition system? because like 4g4d said. it might be giving out way too much voltage
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