Posted by toadady on June 04, 2011 at 20:19:08 from (173.202.179.251):
In Reply to: )/T O Reilly's posted by Christos on June 04, 2011 at 20:15:25:
next time have them cross a standard ignition 403W it's a universal metal wire set, you will have to cut and crimp the dist. end on, and have to put both ends on for the coil wire, i bet the napa set was that
not to brag, but i keep a roll of metal plug wire on hand and couple small dwars of brass ends and boots, 'cus some old farmer is always coming up wanting just ONE wire fer his cubby or some old tractor that the calfs or the squirrls have eaten the wires off of,
This post was edited by toadady at 20:20:06 06/04/11.
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