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 Posted: Mon Nov 27th, 2017 06:53 am
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I ordered my new Motorcraft spark plug wires.
WR 6083,orgininal wires. From E-bay $33.00,should be here tuesday thru dec.2.


see ya,retired guy:frd:cheers



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I recieved my new plug wires,yesterday.
They are EXACTLY,like my orgiinal wires.
Plug boots 2 black,2 red,2 gray .1 of each,on both sides.
Coil plugs seem to be pre lubed on the ends.
And a packet of goo to put on porcilin part of plugs.
Good deal for $33.00 I'm happy
 
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Good luck getting them routed nicely (if you care about such things) It's a real pain.



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On the 4.0 the passengers side is easy, the drivers side is a bit of a pain where the go under the intake plenum. Just take your time.



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I can't imagine it's any worse than the newer 3.0 :D



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