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Hi all. I did a coil relocation and got wires from a Rocker which when I put on I found it was a very tight fit but it worked...until now. Was riding today and my bike started fartin 'n' burpin so I stopped at a gas station thinking I was running out of gas (light was on). Put gas and same thing. Took a look at my wires and noticed that one of them was off but the crimp was still on the plug, DOH! Any idea what wires I can get that are a little bit longer than the Rocker wires?
Here's a pic I took while waiting for the tow truck
I've done several coil relocations now, mine and various friends, and I have to say I've found there can be anything up to 1" of difference in length on the Screamin' Eagle Rocker C ignition wires, it's worth checking them at the stealers to make sure you get the 'long' ones!
I've done several coil relocations now, mine and various friends, and I have to say I've found there can be anything up to 1" of difference in length on the Screamin' Eagle Rocker C ignition wires, it's worth checking them at the stealers to make sure you get the 'long' ones!
I thought something was weird! I saw pics of others with Rocker wires and was sure it would fit on mine. It did but so damn tight...too tight it seems. Thanks for the info
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