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Installed new plugs and wires on my 07 today and there are two retainers for the front plug that are not reusable so anyone know if any are made that are reusable,my only option is to use a zip tie and not really wanting to do that.
Installed new plugs and wires on my 07 today and there are two retainers for the front plug that are not reusable so anyone know if any are made that are reusable,my only option is to use a zip tie and not really wanting to do that.
To f.....g cold to take photo, I X-crossed two black zip ties and cut.
I used two small zip-ties and a half-inch piece of a larger one, with little holes drilled in each end. Not my idea, I stole it from someone else on HD forums. It's neat, cheap and does the job.
I should have looked it over a little better before getting the wires,I thought the wires just snapped on the retainers like a car. I want something reusable.
Installed new plugs and wires on my 07 today and there are two retainers for the front plug that are not reusable so anyone know if any are made that are reusable,my only option is to use a zip tie and not really wanting to do that.
Get a regular tie wrap and put it on the wire, snug it up then feed the pig tail through the bracket hole, get another tie wrap and cut the pig tail off so you just have the head of the tie wrap, put that on the pig tail of the tie wrap that you put through the hole
Originally Posted by WS6 Formula
You can also make your own, for the front cylinder support put a tie wrap on the ignition lead than insert the pig tail of the tie wrap through the hole in the top cylinder bracket, use another tie wrap head to secure it on the other side of the bracket like I did below on my clutch cable. The rear support you can use part of a large tie wrap, poke two holes through it with a soldering iron, and use two small tie wraps to tie the leads together.
You can also get a bit creative and take a different road; I sleeved my wires and ran them behind the bracket. The plug caps are at right angles to the heads, that way
Since I was real close to a dealer today I just got what it originally had on it,the next time I change the wires I will do something more creative. The $1.12 I spent was the least I ever spent at a dealer.