Remax HT Ignition Leads Cable Set - 7 Leads - Resistive Cable

It is generally recommended to check the condition of your ignition leads regularly and consider replacing them every 40,000-60,000 miles to maintain optimal engine performance.

Resistive cable type means the cable has built-in resistance designed to suppress radio frequency interference (RFI). This helps prevent electrical noise that could interfere with your vehicle's electronic systems.

Common signs include rough engine running, misfires (especially under load), reduced fuel economy, difficulty starting, and the 'check engine' light illuminating. Visual inspection for damaged or worn insulation is also important.

These leads are specifically designed for vehicles with a 7-lead ignition system and feature SAE and DIN coupling types. Compatibility must be confirmed against your specific vehicle's requirements.

It is strongly recommended to replace all ignition leads as a set for consistent performance. Mixing old and new leads can lead to uneven performance and potential issues.

Different cable lengths ensure that each lead can be routed cleanly and securely from the distributor/coil to its respective spark plug without being too tight or excessively long, which can prevent damage and ensure proper function.

Ensure all leads are securely connected at both the spark plug and distributor/coil ends. Double-check that leads are connected to the correct cylinders and firing order.

Verify that the correct length leads are installed in their designated positions. Inspect leads for any physical damage that may have occurred during installation.

Gently ensure the SAE coupling on the spark cable is fully seated onto the spark plug terminal. The connector should feel snug.

Confirm that the DIN coupling on the lead is the correct type for your distributor cap and coil. Ensure the terminals are clean and free of obstructions.