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Old 03-27-2013, 03:32 PM
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You 97+ guys, what controls the blinker switching off after a turn? Mine doesnt.
I'll take one rim to use for a full size spare off your hands if you're gonna scrap them
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Originally Posted by elevol92

By any chance do you have an extra d window?
Sorry, just 4.


Never changed plugs, wires, cap, and rotor before. Just did it. Does it matter what wire goes with what cylinder? I have the cylinders matched with the cap(drew a picture). But i probably got the wires wrong. Meaning different lengths in different spots then before.

Also, its windy and the 98 tried to kill me. Hood moved up from the wind and if i didnt catch it in time, wouldve hit me in the head. Lol.
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Old 03-27-2013, 03:35 PM
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I'll take one rim to use for a full size spare off your hands if you're gonna scrap them
Ok.
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Is anyone free to help me with my lift tomorrow and friday? Doing at body shop in northeast dc
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Yet another perspective....

http://jalopnik.com/six-ways-the-201...ium=socialflow
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yea i saw that yesterday. Not a chance it looks exactly like that when they're done but I'm definitely a fan. Looks angry and ready to beat someone's ***!
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Thanks

I think i got a good deal. But since we moved i cant find half the tools i need!
Looks good man. Did the po lower it? Lol. Is is that just how stockers sit?
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Originally Posted by a_shirey

Sorry, just 4.

Never changed plugs, wires, cap, and rotor before. Just did it. Does it matter what wire goes with what cylinder? I have the cylinders matched with the cap(drew a picture). But i probably got the wires wrong. Meaning different lengths in different spots then before.

Also, its windy and the 98 tried to kill me. Hood moved up from the wind and if i didnt catch it in time, wouldve hit me in the head. Lol.
Yes plug wire order matters lol. You also don't want them to be around anything metal or rub on each other so they don't arch and burn up the wires.
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Ok....just take my money...



Oh wait, I will probably never make enough....cumulatively.
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Originally Posted by a_shirey
Sorry, just 4.


Never changed plugs, wires, cap, and rotor before. Just did it. Does it matter what wire goes with what cylinder? I have the cylinders matched with the cap(drew a picture). But i probably got the wires wrong. Meaning different lengths in different spots then before.

Also, its windy and the 98 tried to kill me. Hood moved up from the wind and if i didnt catch it in time, wouldve hit me in the head. Lol.
firing order matters, length does not
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Originally Posted by dukie564

firing order matters, length does not
That's what my post meant. But they are different lengths for a reason... You probably have them right. I only change one at a time that is the same length
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Originally Posted by 96xjclassic

Looks good man. Did the po lower it? Lol. Is is that just how stockers sit?
Thanks. And i think its a 98 slate blue thing...robs is still the volvo though.

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Yes plug wire order matters lol. You also don't want them to be around anything metal or rub on each other so they don't arch and burn up the wires.
Not my answering my question.

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firing order matters, length does not
Thank you Justin.

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That's what my post meant. But they are different lengths for a reason... You probably have them right. I only change one at a time that is the same length
They are right, just didnt think i had to do one at a time. Next time i guess i will be. I dont think theyre touching. Im not starting it til my dad gets home and double checks everything. Put dielectric grease on it all too.
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Old 03-27-2013, 04:36 PM
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I meant use common sense and don't have a long *** wire on a plug next to where the dizzy is... Lol
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I meant use common sense and don't have a long *** wire on a plug next to where the dizzy is... Lol
Usually #1 and #6 are the long ones
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