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posted by  Kyle245 on  Thu Nov 21 08:18 CST 2002
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It's not a coincidence. Whenever I do anything under the hood I always seem to rub against the coil wire and pull the wire out of the boot. Check the coil wire connection. The wire pushes into the boot at both ends and will pull out easily. Make sure the wire and boot are clean. I ussually spray some WD40 on the wire so it goes in easily......twist the boot like you are screwing the boot on the wire to fully seat.
Let us know what you find.
Good luck.
Kyle245 165k and 23mpg in the city.






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