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You need to make GOOD contact inside the boots when using a DMM. Alligator clips work pretty well.
Resistance will be close for all of them.
It is the outlier you are looking for.
Also, you need to bend them around a bit while checking...not a whole lot, like 90 degrees or anything, just a bit. They can become intermittant.
If you are concerned about spark plug wire resistance, run down to the speed shop and get some super whamodyne solid copper spark plug wire. Then it will read ZERO resistance.
Your PCM and radio will not be happy but, you will have the lowest spark plug wire resistance of any of us!
if they're really really really bad, they'll glow at night. it looks like something out of a movie - put it in a dark garage and rev it, and you'll see them light up blue. only had one set get so bad they'd do this, and it wasnt on a c5, but its possible.
Not to sound like a pompous ***, but given how easy the LS wires are to change, and how (relatively) inexpensive a set can be, I'd just replace them, if there's ANY question on their condition....
Not to sound like a pompous ***, but given how easy the LS wires are to change, and how (relatively) inexpensive a set can be, I'd just replace them, if there's ANY question on their condition....
My car has the Magnecor 8.5mm wires...$100 plus to replace
My car has the Magnecor 8.5mm wires...$100 plus to replace
Magnicors are also excellent wires. I purchased my magnacores waaaaaaaaaaay back in 2000 for my 98 coupe. When I sold the car, I put the OEM wires back on the 98 and put the magnicores on my 02Z. The magnacores are STILL going. They were expensive but lasted a LONG LONG time!
I have a set of the GM Performance red wires to replace them because you can not best the price and quality.