🔌 Denso 6716137 OE Replacement Wires: Genuine Original Equipment for Enhanced Performance Review

They are marked "Perfect Fit" but the second wire could be a few inches longer. Otherwise it was installed perfectly, all the necessary lubricants were supplied and the van is working like clockwork again.

The cable set originally looked identical to the original cables (2008 T&C 3.3L v6 with 103,000 miles), but cable #5 was 1-2 inches shorter. I double checked my work and had to use the old wire from the original kit. The car runs great and I fixed the misfire problem on cylinder 3. I also installed new spark plugs for another $20.

Worked fine. There are two short cables that can easily be used on cylinder 3 or 6 and one is slightly shorter than the other. The Thai was installed in a 2010 T&C with a 3.8-liter V6 engine. The old connector wires snapped on purpose when I pulled on them. The last thing I did was replace the spark plugs and the ignition coil. Before the replacement, there were occasional misfires in the #2, #4, and #3 cylinders.

My 2006 Dodge Caravan rattled and lost all power going uphill. After searching the internet a bit I decided to change the spark plugs and wires before going to the mechanic. Doesn't matter! My van got new life and I saved $200 at work by doing it myself. Existing spark plugs have done 160,000 miles. Looking back, I should have replaced them at 100,000km.

Does not fit desired length. The plant in Mexico measured them very poorly. It is listed as suitable for Chrysler/Dodge Town & Country/Grand Caravan with 3.8 engine (and 3.3 if you have one). The cables for 5 and 6 cylinders out of the box were the same length. Big problem as there aren't any in real life (5 should be longer) which means I need to learn how to stretch #5. It is not good. I ordered MOPAR, I will return it as soon as they arrive.

One of the cables is a little shorter than ideal but I was able to fit it keeping the original gasket. This seems to be a common problem on all brands with 3.8L engines (2010 Chrysler Town and Country). The quality was great; originally tried another brand but the boot popped out of a wire of the connector with minimal force when one of the connectors was pulled to move the cable. Sleeves/sleeves are correctly crimped).

These wires are very high quality. Toyota owns 1/3 of Denso, an OEM for Japanese and American (and possibly European) vehicles. OEM quality at an aftermarket price. Eating is understandable. These wires are suitable for my application, unlike some others mentioned in the reviews. Slow down, spread them out, replace each wire one at a time (they aren't numbered like the Mopar set I removed). There are 2 long wires, 2 medium wires, 1 short wire, and 1 very short wire. Disconnect an old cable and…