[godfather]

when testing plug wires with an ohm meter what readings should i be getting as far as time to replace them i feel that some are getting worn and im getting readings 2.47, 3.49, 2.62, 3.21, and so on.. i herd that anything below 6.0 needs replaced is this true..8mm wiresB)

these are oem wires that now have 85,000 miles on them
and they cost 144.00 bucks for the oem's

2005 sel taurus

Thanks in advanced brothers

 

[sheila]

I have had good results with taylor, autolite pro, borg-warner, and bosch. Motorcraft too, if you can find them @ a reasonable price.

 

[godfather]

I have had good results with taylor, autolite pro, borg-warner, and bosch. Motorcraft too, if you can find them @ a reasonable price.

thanks ill keep that in mind

 

[austex04]

I put Bosch wires in mine, they were cheap on rockauto.com. They fit good, although the wire length was about a inch or so longer than the oem ones. I replaced mine when I put new plugs in at 96k, as wires should be replaced at least every 100k.

 

[sheila]

Dont know why, but im a fan of borg-warner parts & sensors. Always have treated me well. Reasonably priced & usually carry a lifetime warr. #2 on the list is autolite pro. Hell, ive even used omni-spark from oreillys with good results. I had trouble with duralast wires from az fitting properly on the coil.

 

[sheila]

Update. Just got adv. auto ad & autolite pro. have $6 rebate this mo.

 

[godfather]

Thanks everybody ill shop around

 

[01SE]

I've changed OEM to Champion. Works fine, they are silicon wires and have 5 year warranty. Had good experience with Champion spark plugs in the past (different car). For my Bull I use OEM Motorcraft plugs.