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Spark plug wire hold downs
I want to buy a set of "Spark plug wire hold downs" any one know where to buy them?
thanks Christian |
You might want to try our host first, but you can get them from Andial by calling 714.957.3900.
Part number is 901 609 132 01 and they're about $8-$9 each. Ralph |
Thank you Ralph
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WOW At Andial they are $10.45 each. Anyone know of another place for less?
thanks Christian |
Pelican sells them for 1.74ea. All you have to do is pop the part# into the search.
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Thank you smestas
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"Pelican sells them for 1.74ea. All you have to do is pop the part# into the search."
When I do that I get a "retainer". Is that the spark plug hold downs? Thanks, Dean |
Jerry Woods sells them for $9.50 ea. I made my own out of thin gauge steel then dipped them in liqud plastic.
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Yeah, something is wrong. If Jerry W and Andial get near $10, Pelican isn't going to have the same thing for $1.74.
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I ordered some from Smart Racing and from Pelican. I know the ones from Smart Racing are what I am looking for. But I just had to see what Pelicn was offering at $1.74, I will let you know when thy get here.
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Maybe people can post pics of what they use & where they got them?
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plug wires
I used nylon tye wraps wicch worked pretty goodhttp://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1097877278.jpg
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I think the $10 units are the twin plug lower plug connector holders. I believe Christian is just looking for wire seperators. correct?
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Ralph |
I think Christian is asking about the extended-Z-shaped stainless steel tabs that affix to a valve-cover stud and reach out to keep a sparkplug boot from retracting under vibration, or whatever, on a twin-plug car.
Stephan |
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I was at Willow Springs the other day and my spark plug boot came off. So I changed the tips on the spark plugs and i will use Spark plug hold downs so it will not happen again. Christian |
I'm looking for the wire loom/hold-downs that were similiar to the ones uswed on the OEM wire set. Basically, I need separation and something to mount down to keep them from moving, etc. like the orange ones in the picture of bkrygiers.
Thanks, Dean |
Those things are plain, ordinary, plastic auto-parts-store parts unless you're a concours person and need originals. Moroso makes good ones, available through a variety of aftermarket/hot-rod catalogues.
Stephan |
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