Passenger side wires...
Passenger side wires...
How in the world are you supposed to get off the passenger side wires
I took the tensioner off, but the wires go under some kind of support brace by the clip they are on and the boots will not fit through it.
Am I missing something here
The Haynes manual is again, of no use.
Lemme know if I need to take something else off to do this, and a writeup somewhere would be cool too
Thanks!
I took the tensioner off, but the wires go under some kind of support brace by the clip they are on and the boots will not fit through it.
Am I missing something here
The Haynes manual is again, of no use.
Lemme know if I need to take something else off to do this, and a writeup somewhere would be cool too
Thanks!
In a fit of frustration and rage (that I am sure you are experiencing right now) I swore during last time I changed plug wires, that it would be the last time I changed plug wires on an LT1 parked in an f-body.
On a list of reasons why anyone would not want an LT1 f-body, plug wire changing would have to be at the top.... just above spark plug changing.

On a list of reasons why anyone would not want an LT1 f-body, plug wire changing would have to be at the top.... just above spark plug changing.
That looks like the hose to the power steering pump that's in your way. You could loosen the pump up and they should pull right through. That's strange though, I've never had a problem getting them to fit.
Yea thats what I think it is
I haven't tried it yet but I may be able to just force it through that tiny slot between the hose and the clamp
I read in other threads that people did loosen it
Do you take the two bolts off completely or just back them off a few turns?
I also just realized that there was another clamp on the side of the head that the wires go through and it seems like its closed off
Do I need to unlatch this, with a screwdriver and pry it up?
I haven't tried it yet but I may be able to just force it through that tiny slot between the hose and the clamp
I read in other threads that people did loosen it
Do you take the two bolts off completely or just back them off a few turns?
I also just realized that there was another clamp on the side of the head that the wires go through and it seems like its closed off
Do I need to unlatch this, with a screwdriver and pry it up?
I just did my wires last weekend it was a pita on the pass. side I got all the wires to fit behind there, i couldn't get the spark plug ends through there but I could get the opti ends to slide through, I had a friend help me though he pushed them in from the top while i was under the car to grab them..
I had those wires once before and i would not recommend them. They were always arching on each other. I just went back to the delcos and no problems so far.
I just used the wires you have to make rather then the standard set.
Then I made one end... ran it through the little gap in the pics above... and then made the other side before connecting to the Opti.
Now that I have the LTCC... it's made things A LOT easier.
Then I made one end... ran it through the little gap in the pics above... and then made the other side before connecting to the Opti.
Now that I have the LTCC... it's made things A LOT easier.
Ok it seems like the wires are clamped down on the passenger side head
It seems as though I can cut the wires, pull them out, then finess a screw driver in and open it up or destroy it, and then just put the new wires through
Doesn't seem like the clamp is very necessary
dont see any moving or hot parts that could cause problems
It seems as though I can cut the wires, pull them out, then finess a screw driver in and open it up or destroy it, and then just put the new wires through
Doesn't seem like the clamp is very necessary
dont see any moving or hot parts that could cause problems
I cut the pass side wires off and routed the new ones through somewhere else where there is a lot more room. I think it was behind the power steering pump bracket, if you look around you can figure it out. Hope that helps.
-Pete-
-Pete-



