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jfm567 Jan 1, 2009 11:25 AM
has anybody noticed how close the spark plug wires are to the exaust manifold? I didnt and they melted randomly to the manifold, while i was driving. I since then bought new ones and cable tied them away from the manifold. Is this a problem for anyone else? (btw, this is on a 1994 SL1)

OceanArcher Jan 1, 2009 12:06 PM

Originally Posted by jfm567
... My Saturn has been in six wrecks, and is still running strong ...
SIX WRECKS ?? Oh my gosh! Have you ever thought about taking a defensive driving course ?? ....(lol)

But to your question - I have not heard of this problem very often. Usually occurs after improper plug wiring replacement during servicing

sw2cam Jan 1, 2009 02:47 PM
No it''s not a problem .... sounds to me like someone didin''t install the wires properly. Just for the record I have had 15 SATURNs

jfm567 Jan 1, 2009 08:08 PM

Originally Posted by OceanArcher
Originally Posted by jfm567
... My Saturn has been in six wrecks, and is still running strong ...
SIX WRECKS ?? Oh my gosh! Have you ever thought about taking a defensive driving course ?? ....(lol)

But to your question - I have not heard of this problem very often. Usually occurs after improper plug wiring replacement during servicing
heh, five of them were from my cousin, i bought the car from her.

I didnt see anything really "wrong" with the way they were installed, they were just really close and one day catastrophe struck.[img]smileys/smiley19.gif[/img]

Low Saturn Jan 2, 2009 05:19 PM
Originally Posted by sw2cam
Just for the record I have had 15 SATURNs
I picked up number 21 New Years Eve.


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