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AHarada · 06-16-2009, 03:48 PM

I'm in the middle of performing the ignition re-wire that Chuck has brought up before. If you are not familiar with the procedure, it is basically shortening the wires from the ignition module in the driver's side corner of the engine bay, to go directly to the coils eliminating some length of wire. There are 3 wires that go from the module to each coil, as well as a power wire. The 3 wires are shielded together. Would this product be appropriate to wrap the wires with after I solder in a length of new wire?

http://www.mcmaster.com/#sleeving/=2cgecb

Or does each wire need to be shielded individually to prevent interference from each wire?

And the power wire goes to the ignition module, and the same wire also goes to each coil. Since I want to eliminate the connector all together, could i tap into the power wire at the module and run it to the coils?

06-16-2009, 03:48 PM	#1
AHarada Rotary Fanatic Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 162 Rep Power: 18	Ignition re-wire...shielded wires? I'm in the middle of performing the ignition re-wire that Chuck has brought up before. If you are not familiar with the procedure, it is basically shortening the wires from the ignition module in the driver's side corner of the engine bay, to go directly to the coils eliminating some length of wire. There are 3 wires that go from the module to each coil, as well as a power wire. The 3 wires are shielded together. Would this product be appropriate to wrap the wires with after I solder in a length of new wire? http://www.mcmaster.com/#sleeving/=2cgecb Or does each wire need to be shielded individually to prevent interference from each wire? And the power wire goes to the ignition module, and the same wire also goes to each coil. Since I want to eliminate the connector all together, could i tap into the power wire at the module and run it to the coils?