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07-15-2011, 12:29 AM
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Sticker SHOCK!
I gave myself up the other day when I posted that I'm a cheapskate...
 (currently unemployed due to flooding along the Missouri River.) But, I'm in need of a coil lead and am absolutely SHOCKED at the price on the coil lead kit that most places sell for our Cubs...  !!!I've checked around all over and found out that the "regular" auto parts stores can't match it, either. So, I checked NAPAonline.com and found that they carry the kit for around $7 less than most everyone else. Guess I'm heading to NAPA in the morning.  There's a few other items I need, but I'm just meeting the essentials until the jobsite dries out. 
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07-16-2011, 07:08 AM
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I have bought the HV Ignition Coil Wire at the local Auto Parts Store by the foot. I reuse the "ends" from the old lead.
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07-16-2011, 09:14 AM
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Quote:
 I never thought to ask about a section of lead wire to make a new one. Great tip! I went to every parts store around and they never said anything about having the wire in the rough like that, either.   I was also thinking about just buying a random set of plug wires and using what I needed. But, I went ahead and bought the lead kit, it'll be here Tuesday... They didn't have one here in town.
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