Review on 🔌 Bosch Distributor Cap 03372 by Bob Trapp

I'm just a regular guy who knows very little about working with cars, so I can't talk about things like performance. When I changed the oil in my 1995 Toyota Corolla, they kindly checked various parts of the car hoping to find problems that I could safely fix. Well they said they had to replace the spark plugs along with the wires, distributor cap and rotor because they were showing signs of sparking. I had no problems with the car but they wanted quite a large sum of money to fix it. Plus $10 for a replacement bulb *rolls eyes*. Since I didn't notice anything unusual about the car, I left it. Fast-forward two years, and I've rarely noticed the car stutter a little when going up the steep ramp to the interstate. An internet search revealed that this problem is due to a problem with the electrical system. I remembered the previous warnings and decided it was best to replace them. So here I am with you the video of the tube and parts ordered from Revain. Surprisingly everything worked and replacing all the parts turned out to be a lot easier than I initially thought. Everything works in the end, and has been for a few months. I will definitely update this review if anything goes wrong. Other parts I ordered for this job were: Bosch 04194 Bosch 09822 Premium Ignition Rotor GearWrench 80546 Spark Plug Wire Set 5/8" x 6" Spark Plug Swivel Joint I bought from AutoZone because they were cheaper and at a discount. Those were Bosch Platinum Plus spark plugs. Today I discovered that one of my front brake pads had come apart, so now I'm trying to fix it myself. much luck!