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Old 01-03-2007, 02:56 AM
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ignition coil help

recently my ignition coils melted due to bad spark plug wires in the car... i havent really messed with it.. i unscrewed it but seems pretty difficult to remove without tampering with its surroundings.. whats the easiest way to remove it... its on my 98 GST.. By the way what kind of spark plug wires should i get.. or what you guys recommend. Oh yeah should i check anything else due to this melting.. i started to have the car stutter due to this..
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Re: ignition coil help

Its not that hard to remove it. One way or another, you have to put a new one onand put some thicker aftermarket wires on it. Might as well change the plugs over to some NGK's as well while your at it.
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