I was looking though my records on my 95 Nissan Altima and saw that the spark plugs have been in there since 2007. I figure I should replace them, should I also replace the spark plug wires as well even if they do not have any signs of wear or damage? Thanks!
Replacing spark plugs and not the wires????
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Plugs, wires, rotor, & cap.
If they were done in 07, probably not, but longer or original then definitely.
You probably should but you can test the ohms with an ohc meter.
If the spark plug wires do not have any signs of damage I would keep it. My LS400 is a year older with 270+k miles has original wires, the last platinum plugs were changed about 5-6 years 70-80k miles ago, I will change plugs in 2-3 years if I still have the car.
Do the job right. Also for peace of mind.
Originally Posted By: Radman
Plugs, wires, rotor, & cap.
This. The factory service manual might even have specs for the resistance the wires should have.
Plugs, wires, rotor, & cap.
This. The factory service manual might even have specs for the resistance the wires should have.
Originally Posted By: Radman
Plugs, wires, rotor, & cap.
I agree.
Plugs, wires, rotor, & cap.
I agree.
Who makes a good wire set thats not gonna break the bank?
A set that lasts 17 years is gonna be the cheapest set you ever buy, regardless of what the going in price may be.
This really depends on miles, heat, and if it is garage kept.
But at those long years, I'd dive in and change things if it was mine.
But at those long years, I'd dive in and change things if it was mine.
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