Cjunkie

Put on a set of new AC Delco wires and a fresh set of NGK plugs.

1993C4LT1

Good work

JrRifleCoach

Brake fluid looking like its needing some attention

ElisTwoCents

Whatever it takes to keep her on the road 👍🏼

Klondike

WHAT!!! No rats nest of wires going everywhere.....I'm impressed!

hcbph

Well done. When mine was done last year, I found that #5 was burnt onto the that air injector tube above the exhaust manifold. I put some heat wrap on that tube along with adding heat sleeves to the end of the plug wires to prevent future damage.
Just a thought in case you want to avoid this situation

Eljay

How about those front two on the passenger side (2 and 4) a lot of fun huh? I just did mine on my 49K mile 91, and the other 6 had been replaced but those two were original. I bought the car from the original owner who had all the maintenance done at the dealer, I guess he got ripped off.

mazdaverx7

I recently installed the same wire set and also NGK spark plugs on my 86. I like the AC Delco set but found that a lot of the wires were just a bit too long. Did you experience the same issue?

Cjunkie

hmmm brake fluid is a week old. I flushed the whole system.

Cjunkie

I agree. I believe as time goes on parts suppliers condense products so 1 size fits all if you will and a little less specific.

Cjunkie

just the first one on the passenger side is a bear. The rest aren't to bad.

Renfield

I didn't get that comment either. Fluid looks fresh to me.

Good job.

Hot Rod Roy

What happened to your plug wire retaining clips? They'll keep your wires away from the hot spots!

Cjunkie

Broke/lost over the years?

Cjunkie

Broke/lost over the years?

mazdaverx7

Mine are gone as well for the most part. Would be great to find the part number and order a new set.

Cjunkie

lol thanks! its about as good as this guy heading into middle age can do with an old car.

Wayne88

I changed my plugs and wires twice, not a very easy job, at least not for me.

Joe C

not sure what's still available from GM, but if any, they will be pricey. dorman has replacement clips - note on the 2-wire clips, I just cut a 4-wire clip in half with a small xacto saw. I'm most cases, you only need the wire holder part (2 wire) and discard the locking clip. shop around for the best price - available locally and on-line. you can get real creative and solve the problem without spending a bunch of cash. probably do your whole car for what GM will charge you for a single part (if available).



in fact, check out google images for what's out there...

https://www.google.com/search?q=dorm...=1496147165754

making two parts from a dorman one part...