isnt it the tube that goes from the top of the dizzy to the coil? is it cause its a rare/expensive part? or its not as simple as ripping the old one off and replacing?
If that's a VW lead (black) I'd be worried about a mechanic saying that.Originally Posted by Rednut
isnt it the tube that goes from the top of the dizzy to the coil? is it cause its a rare/expensive part? or its not as simple as ripping the old one off and replacing?
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The original ones last forever but dumb mechanics replace them with inferior carbon leads which only last a few years.
Yeah it had a black German lead on it. What colour is it now?
Intake system air leak? with a carby? what planet is this guy on?
Will it drive to sydders?
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i "think" its blue... not sure till tomoz when i can confirm that..
considering she struggles around here.. and nat sayin she was sick on the way from sydders.. i dont think she would..
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