Re: Coil Wire

[GLewis4457@domain.elided]

John:  Luckily the coil wire is not unique like the plug wires are.  Take the 
old one down to a large local parts store for comparison.  They should be 
able to provide one for just a few bucks.  I used to be able to buy single 
wire replacements in varying lengths.  The connectors are typical.

Jerry in Houston

In a message dated 3/5/00 12:44:57 AM Central Standard Time, 
owner-alfa-digest@domain.elided writes:

> Date: Sat, 04 Mar 2000 16:28:05 -0500
>  From: John Hammer <jhammer@domain.elided>
>  Subject: Plug Wires
>  
>  This is an addendum to my post the other day about my Milano(2.5
>  Platinum) not starting.  I was checking all the ground wires & then went
>  to the coil...I tugged on the coil to cap wire(at the coil) and it very
>  easily pulled out, frayed & unraveled...I'm guessing that this is my
>  problem for a car that cranks fine but doesn't start!  Are there any
>  options to spending $110+shipping from IAP for a new set of wires?
>  Thanks for the collective help, cuz if I can get this thing back ok, my
>  wife will probably let me keep it!
>  

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