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Nissan Maxima Cable High Tension
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Nissan Maxima Spark Plug Wire
The Nissan Maxima Spark Plug Wire is perhaps one of the most effective parts due to its contribution to the increased reliability in Nissan Maxima automobiles. Intended to transfer high voltage produced by the ignition coil to the spark plugs, this Spark Plug Wire is very important in the starting process of the engine. Manufactured using insulation materials such as silicone or EPDM rubber with thick and flexible structures, the Nissan Maxima Spark Plug Wire is specifically designed to resist heat and arc-over, which is relevant to the enhancement of the vehicle's performance. Ideal for Maxima models, this Spark Plug Wire also works with older models which may use coil wires and comes with metal terminal connections for durability and proper use. The Nissan Maxima Spark Plug Wire has also featured the latest technologies that reduce or eliminate Radio Frequency Interference that again leads to the enhancement of the vehicle's efficiency and safety. It goes without mention that while using tight brass terminals, the probability of corrosion is minimized, which indicates the reliability of the connection. Famous as the flagship sedan of Nissan, the motto of Maxima is ostensibly epitomized by the Spark Plug Wire; it owns sporty design and powerful performance. Due to the outstanding features and high durability of the Nissan Maxima hardware products, such as the Nissan Maxima Spark Plug Wire, people enjoy a comfortable and trustworthy driving experience all the time.
If you need any OEM Nissan Maxima Spark Plug Wire, feel free to choose them out of our huge selection of genuine Nissan Maxima Spark Plug Wire. All our parts are offered at unbeatable prices and are supported by the manufacturer's warranty. In addition, we offer quick shipping to have your parts delivered to your door step in a matter of days.
Nissan Maxima Spark Plug Wire Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How do you inspect and replace spark plug wires,Distributor Cap and Distributor Rotor on Nissan Maxima?A: The Spark Plug wires should be checked whenever new spark plugs are installed, starting with a visual inspection while the engine runs in a darkened, ventilated area to observe for arcing or sparks at any damaged areas. Each wire must be inspected individually to maintain the correct order for proper engine operation, and original wires should be numbered for identification; if numbers are illegible, tape can be used to mark them. To disconnect a wire, use a removal tool or twist and pull the rubber boot without tugging on the wire itself, then check for corrosion inside the boot. After ensuring a tight fit on the spark plug, clean the wire with a rag, inspecting for burns or cracks without bending it sharply. Disconnect the wire from the distributor by pulling on the boot, checking for corrosion and fit before replacing it. Inspect all spark plug wires to ensure they are securely fastened at both ends. If new wires are needed, purchase a set specific to the engine model, replacing them one at a time to avoid mix-ups. Detach the distributor cap by loosening the screws, checking for cracks and worn contacts inside, and examine the rotor for damage, replacing both if necessary. It is advisable to install a new cap and rotor with new wires, but if the old cap is retained, check the resistance between the wires and the cap. When installing a new cap, transfer the wires from the old cap one at a time to maintain the correct firing order.
