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Sputtering after car warms up ,seems like a misfire every so ofte

I bought a new cap ,plugs ,and rotor how hard will it be to replace cap without screwing up firing order i have no mechanical abilities im hoping to do 1 wire @ a time,pls sos

  • Barbara Cisto May 11, 2010

    66chrgr: yes wires came afixed to cap bought rotor and 4 ngk plugs separately are plugs pregapped if not what is setting?

  • mike loshbough
    mike loshbough May 11, 2010

    did you buy wires?

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It should be pretty easy...one wire at a time is the way to go....just hold the old cap with the wires still attached in the same orientation as the new cap installed, and swap the wires from old cap to new 1 at a time....hopefully it fixes you sputtering problem

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