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This Intermotor 73151 Ignition Leads Cable Set is designed for vehicle owners and mechanics seeking a reliable replacement for faulty ignition cables. Its key benefit is restoring optimal engine performance by ensuring proper high tension voltage delivery to spark plugs, potentially resolving issues like rough running and misfires. A caveat is that these leads are a specific fit, so verifying compatibility with your vehicle's make and model is crucial before purchase. The set features Wire Wound Cable construction and includes 5 leads with specified lengths and coupling types for both distributor caps and ignition coils.
| Model Part Number | 73151 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Intermotor |
It is generally recommended to check your ignition leads regularly and consider replacing them every 40,000-60,000 miles, or sooner if you notice symptoms like rough running, misfires, or reduced fuel economy.
Common symptoms include a rough-running engine, hesitation during acceleration, reduced power, increased fuel consumption, and potentially failed emissions tests.
Leads are typically distinguished by their length. It's best to replace them one at a time, or lay out the new set and match them to the original positions based on length and where they connect (spark plug and coil).
No, these leads have specific coupling types (SAE for spark cables, DIN for distributor cap and coil) and cable lengths. You must verify compatibility with your vehicle's specifications before purchase. Cross-reference part numbers if possible.
Wire Wound Cable construction refers to the internal resistance wire used within the cable core. This design helps to suppress electromagnetic interference (EMI) while effectively conducting high-tension voltage.
Vehicles have different engine layouts. The varying cable lengths ensure that each lead can reach its designated spark plug and the ignition coil without being too tight or excessively long, which could interfere with other engine components.
Ensure all leads are securely connected to the correct spark plug and coil terminals. Double-check the firing order for your specific vehicle. Verify that the leads are not touching hot engine components.
Confirm that the correct length leads are installed in their designated positions. Check for any damage to the leads that may have occurred during installation. Ensure the spark plug gap is set correctly.
A misfire code might be triggered. Re-inspect all connections. If the problem persists, consult a mechanic to rule out other ignition system components or fuel delivery issues.
Ensure the boots are fully seated. If the terminals appear damaged or corroded, they may need replacement. Make sure you are using the correct coupling type (SAE/DIN) for your vehicle's components.
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