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Question for Vomit
Vomit (or anyone else that knows),
I know you've said that replacing the spark plugs was a pretty tough job, but I'm hoping that replacing the wires is easier....is it? I just ordered the Magnecor KV85 and I want to do it myself--just the wires, no plugs.
Also, would the new red wires send a red flag to MB when the car is in for maintenance? It doesn't make sense that ignition wires would void a warranty, but not everything MB does makes sense.
I know you've said that replacing the spark plugs was a pretty tough job, but I'm hoping that replacing the wires is easier....is it? I just ordered the Magnecor KV85 and I want to do it myself--just the wires, no plugs.
Also, would the new red wires send a red flag to MB when the car is in for maintenance? It doesn't make sense that ignition wires would void a warranty, but not everything MB does makes sense.
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2002 C32 Black/Charcoal
Replacing wires
The wires will be easier than the plugs, but, doing it the first time, you should still plan to be occupied for an hour or so. You will still need to remove the airboxes. When installing the wires, make sure that you actually feel the wire "click" onto the plug. Most wire-replacement problems are caused by a failure to fully seat the wire on the plug.
As far as MBZ's view on aftermarket plug wires. . . I have no idea. Again, this has been discussed many times before, but, to deny a warranty claim, MBZ would have to show that your mod (in this case, plug wires) caused some problem or failure in the car. This seems a little farfetched.
As far as MBZ's view on aftermarket plug wires. . . I have no idea. Again, this has been discussed many times before, but, to deny a warranty claim, MBZ would have to show that your mod (in this case, plug wires) caused some problem or failure in the car. This seems a little farfetched.
