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08-15-2002, 03:58 PM
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| Bad ignition wires? e30 M3 :  I just replaced my old Beru wires with a new set of Beru 8mm wires (Evo red)  . When I installed the new set the car misfired badly  . I made sure that the numbered plugs coincided with the numbers on the cap. Being concerned that something went haywire I put back my old wires and the engine ran fine. I tried the new wires again and the engine began to misfire once more . This is my second set of wires from a popular BMW parts distributor  . I sent back the first set because the same thing was happening. What could be causing this?  -- Thanks, Anthony      |
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08-15-2002, 05:14 PM
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| -Dude dont mess with the others. Get Magnacor. They are the best. Rob |
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08-15-2002, 05:14 PM
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| -Dude dont mess with the others. Get Magnacor. They are the best. Rob |
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08-15-2002, 07:22 PM
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| I don't what the problem is but I have heard nothing bad ever about magnacors. Oh, except for the price. LoL
__________________  -89' E30 M3. Alpine White. Mods: -AutoTechnic Exhaust -Dinan Chip -EVO III Lower Air Box -K&N Panel Filter -UUC Short Shift w/ Cartridge Bearings -Removed A/C -BMP Oil Pan Baffle -Zimmerman CrossDrilled Rotors -SS Brake Lines -Greenstuff Pads |
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