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new plug wires

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i want to replace my old coil plug wires but not sure where to go to get them. i just ordered a dyna s ingition, but cant afford the coils. is it easy to swap the wires, the old ones look molded into the coil. any answers would be great, thanks in advance.
 
I've dug mine out with a dental pic. It's not always easy, sometime they come out without too much trouble and other times it's hours of picking away but they've always come out. There's a few threads on here about doing it, I can't remember the type of putty I used to seal the new wire in there but it was pretty easy to pick up at the local auto shop.
 
thanks, i read somewhere that you can cut the old wire right at the coil then use a drill bit the same size as the copper wire and dirll it out. then drill out the same on the new wires and insert a piece of thick copper wire and epoxy all together. first step is to get it running i quess, dyna s comes in the mail this week.
 
byegge said:
thanks, i read somewhere that you can cut the old wire right at the coil then use a drill bit the same size as the copper wire and dirll it out. then drill out the same on the new wires and insert a piece of thick copper wire and epoxy all together. first step is to get it running i quess, dyna s comes in the mail this week.
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Down in the wire recess passage there is a metal spike. If you drill out the old wire you will damage the spike.
 
thanks subid, im going to go this route. going wire shopping in a few days, need to find some in yellow.
 
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