🔥 High Performance Motorcraft WR5934 Spark Plug Wire Set: Superior Ignition & Efficient Combustion Review

Every time I drive my 1997 Expedition I miss, I open the hood and two wires on the passenger side keep popping out, I'm less than 100 miles on a truck after changing wires, spark plugs and coils. I've used all Motorcraft vehicles to avoid problems, I even have an ASE master technician install them and try to fix them once so they don't pop out. As this was my tow truck I just bought and was in no rush it is March and I bought them. in January and I can't return them so I have to buy a BRAND NEW

Ignition Wires as close to factory as possible. No, they don't have cylinder numbers on them. One or two are about an inch from the original, but they fit. The quality is excellent. The first set served this truck for 168,000 miles before it broke down. USE DIELECTRIC GREASE! Why? A spark can eventually punch through the porcelain and you will have a backfire. This is called CO2 tracking. This is exactly what happened to this customer's F150. Don't skimp on spark plug wires. I'm a mechanic and…

99 f150.4.6 V8, after 121,000 km I noticed a slight dip during acceleration. Knew it was time for a rebuild, ordered this Motorcraft Plug Wire Kit, both 4 point spools and Motorcraft plugs, everything was Motorcraft. This truck deserves it. Anyway problem #8 rear after about 100 miles or so, it shows up just enough to cause misfires, this will be the third time and dialect grease has been used since the first install. I also tried squeezing the metal fitting a bit. I'm going to replace #8 with…

I have a 1997 f150.4.6 V8. Got a truck with 254.xxx miles last year. Gas mileage was terrible. I knew it was time for an overhaul and ordered this set of Motorcraft connector cables and motorcycle plugs. In any case, problem #8 is rear, the cable doesn't hold onto the connector, it pops out and causes a misfire. 2 months trying to solve the problem. A vacuum leak was found which I repaired. I was about to check the compression when I noticed that the #8 wire was barely next to the spark plug. I