My 98 GTS has 18k miles on it with original plug wires. Should they be replaced? I have read that around 15k miles they should be replaced, but if so, how do I KNOW that they need to be replaced? Can I test them somehow?
Fursty
Fursty
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Warfang
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eucharistos
Enthusiast
what Warfang said
see also for more:
http://forums.viperclub.org/srt10-srt10-coupe-discussions/619529-magnecor-vs-ab-wires.html
enjoy your new ride and be safe
see also for more:
http://forums.viperclub.org/srt10-srt10-coupe-discussions/619529-magnecor-vs-ab-wires.html
enjoy your new ride and be safe
RedEnuf93
Enthusiast
You dont want to know when they need to be replaced... Do it as preventative maintenance.
I would go either with AB's or stock Dodge. Depending if you like the stock or custom look.
I change mine around 15K intervals. I have 55K miles and 4th set. Next set will definately be AB's.
I would go either with AB's or stock Dodge. Depending if you like the stock or custom look.
I change mine around 15K intervals. I have 55K miles and 4th set. Next set will definately be AB's.
dave6666
Enthusiast
+1 on do it as preventative maintenance. Do you wait for a rod to knock before changing your oil? 
Also upgrade to the SRT plug as long as you've got the wires off.
Also upgrade to the SRT plug as long as you've got the wires off.
luc
Enthusiast
If your wires are in good shape ( no cuts, burns, etc) and their internal resistance check out OK, there is no real need to replace them
Resistance values:
Per Inch: minimum 250 Ohms maximum 1000 Ohms
Per foot: minimum 3000 Ohms maximum 12,000 Ohms
Just mesure each wire and check for resistance against the above values
Luc 00GTS
Resistance values:
Per Inch: minimum 250 Ohms maximum 1000 Ohms
Per foot: minimum 3000 Ohms maximum 12,000 Ohms
Just mesure each wire and check for resistance against the above values
Luc 00GTS
