Re: Question on OEM wires for 4.6

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Re: Question on OEM wires for 4.6

Andy	31 Oct 2006 15:51
>> I've heard a lot about the importance of OEM wires. What is the latest >> on that? Are Bosch as good or better? > >i had a bad experience with Bosch spark plugs, while japanese NGK >seems to last forever. so i wouln't trust their wires too. Never had any issue with Bosch stuff.

tomasz.kk@gmail.com	31 Oct 2006 14:45
> I've heard a lot about the importance of OEM wires. What is the latest > on that? Are Bosch as good or better? i had a bad experience with Bosch spark plugs, while japanese NGK seems to last forever. so i wouln't trust their wires too.

F.H.	31 Oct 2006 07:52
> Look at the Bosch wires, you can find them all over the place. I've heard a lot about the importance of OEM wires. What is the latest on that? Are Bosch as good or better?

Andy	31 Oct 2006 03:14
Look at the Bosch wires, you can find them all over the place. If you want to clean the injectors, look for a bottle of cleaner you hook up firectly to the fuel rail. Or run one of the many gas addaitves. >OK, I'm convinced. Getting ready to finally replace OEM manifold >and figure its a good time to do the wires. Any suggestions on how to [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > >TIA, Frank

F.H.

30 Oct 2006 20:32

OK, I'm convinced. Getting ready to *finally* replace OEM *manifold*
and figure its a good time to do the wires. Any suggestions on how to
save a few bucks. Any online sources? While we're at it :) how about
online sources for replacement radiators?

This is a 97 with 155 K, any input about injectors would be appreciated.
Can they be cleaned? How long are they supposed to perform well?

TIA, Frank

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