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Spark Plug Wires - Class C, E or F? 700

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posted by  dnvolvo on  Mon Mar 28 05:52 CST 2005
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Volvo OEM Spark plug wires are Class "F". Aftermarket Spark Plug wires are Class "E". Both are made by Bougicord.

The FAQ references Class F as 180 degrees C and Class E as 160 degrees.

My question is are you running Class E or F? Is there a benefit (perhaps longterm durability) in purchasing Class F rather than E?

Also, my '89 760T has a Class "C" coil wire. The previous wire was affected by temp and the insulation was worn (where it was against a ground strap from valve cover). Should the coil wire also be class E or F?

Thanks!
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dnvolvo '89 765T - '91 245






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