Hi again everyone. Well I have spark plug wires on the way and since I have never installed them before I was just wondering if I have the right idea. Just pull the plug out of the engine, then out of the distributor cap and replace in the same manner. Is this right? Thanks in advance for you help. John Yensen

Ya just make sure that you put the new ones in the right area on the distrebuter cap there are numbers on there but it is hard to see them.

John , you got the basic idea in line. There are two things you may want to address. First do one plug at a time. You don't want to screw up the firing order hehe. And second , go to pep boys (or local auto parts store) and get some DIELECTRIC grease. You want to put this in the boot area that connect to the spark plug. See this will keep that end of the spark plug wire from heating up and melting stuck to the spark plug AND it will keep moisture away from the spark plug! so its a good idea. It costs about 2 dollars! good luck Bob Harden '89 PGT .. '90 Probe v6 National Probe Owwners Network NPON membership coordinator www.Geocities.com/Myrtlemadness >