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You may have either high secondary resistance in one of the wires or there's a low resistance leak to ground. I would try very light mist spray of water on the wires while the engine is running, starting from the plugs working back to the cap.

Also the wire / plug end could be voltage leaking onto the well sleeve, there may be visual clues when examining that
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