Ignition Leads Cable Set - Intermotor - 83056

Remax HT Ignition Leads Cable Set Replaces B091,XC988,409 63 5010,51278220,83056,DKB186,LDRL1470,R...

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This Intermotor Ignition Leads Cable Set (83056) is designed for vehicle owners and mechanics seeking to restore optimal ignition performance. Its key benefit is ensuring reliable high-tension voltage delivery to spark plugs, resolving issues like rough running and misfires. A potential caveat is the need for careful installation to ensure proper connections and avoid damage to the cables. This set replaces multiple OE part numbers and is constructed with resistive cable technology for consistent performance.

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Model Part Number83056
BrandIntermotor

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FAQs

How often should ignition leads be replaced?

It is generally recommended to check the condition of ignition leads regularly and consider replacing them every 40,000-60,000 miles, or sooner if symptoms of failure appear.

What are the symptoms of failing ignition leads?

Common symptoms include a rough-running engine, misfires (especially under load), reduced power, hesitation, increased fuel consumption, and check engine light illumination.

What is a resistive ignition lead?

A resistive ignition lead contains a resistor within the cable designed to suppress radio frequency interference (RFI), which can disrupt electronic components in the vehicle.

Can I mix and match ignition leads from different brands?

It is best practice to use a complete set from a single manufacturer to ensure consistent performance and compatibility. This Intermotor set provides all the necessary leads for a complete replacement.

What does 'Coupling Type SAEC' mean?

SAE (Society of Automotive Engineers) coupling type refers to the standard connector used for spark plug terminals. DIN coupling refers to the standard connectors used for distributor caps and ignition coils.

How do I know if this part is compatible with my car?

You should verify that this Intermotor part number (83056) matches your vehicle's requirements or directly replaces one of the listed OE part numbers (B091, XC988, etc.). Consulting your vehicle's service manual or a parts catalog is recommended.

Troubleshooting

Engine misfiring or running rough after installation

Ensure all leads are fully seated at both the spark plug and coil/distributor ends. Verify that leads are connected to the correct cylinders according to the firing order.

No spark at spark plugs

Check that the coil pack and leads are correctly connected. Inspect leads for any visible damage. Test the ignition coil itself.

Leads appear to be too short or too long

Confirm you have selected the correct part number for your vehicle. Ensure you are using the corresponding lead length for each cylinder as per the original setup.

Difficulty connecting leads

Ensure the terminals on the leads and the coil/spark plug are clean and free of debris. Apply a small amount of dielectric grease to the inside of the boot for easier installation and to prevent sticking.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Restores proper engine performance by ensuring consistent spark.
  • Helps eliminate common ignition-related issues like misfires and rough idling.
  • Provides a cost-effective solution compared to dealership replacements.
  • Manufactured with quality materials for durability.
  • Designed as a direct fit replacement for a wide range of part numbers.

Cons

  • Requires careful installation to avoid damage to cables or connectors.
  • May not be suitable for highly modified or performance-tuned engines without further research.
  • Replacement interval recommendation (40,000-60,000 miles) should be considered.
  • Specific vehicle compatibility needs to be verified before purchase.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Safety First: Ensure the engine is cool and the ignition system is off.
  2. Identify Leads: Carefully note the position and length of each original ignition lead before removal.
  3. Remove Old Leads: Disconnect one lead at a time from the spark plug and then the coil pack or distributor cap. Avoid pulling by the wire; grip the boot.
  4. Install New Leads: Connect the new leads, ensuring they match the original lengths and routing. Press firmly onto the spark plug and coil/distributor terminals until they click securely.
  5. Verify Connections: Double-check that each lead is properly seated at both ends.

Compatibility:

This Intermotor 83056 Ignition Leads Cable Set is designed as a replacement for various Original Equipment (OE) part numbers. Always verify that your vehicle's specific make, model, and year are compatible with this part number or the OE numbers it replaces (B091, XC988, 409 63 5010, 51278220, 83056, DKB186, LDRL1470, RC-JG1202, 88607223).

Care:

  • Inspection: Periodically inspect ignition leads for signs of damage such as cracks, burns, or hardening of the insulation.
  • Cleaning: Keep the leads clean. If dirty, wipe them gently with a dry or slightly damp cloth. Avoid using harsh solvents or abrasive cleaners, which can damage the insulation.
  • Avoid Straining: Never pull on the cable itself; always grip the boot when disconnecting or connecting leads.

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