ignition wires

High-voltage cables are basically a solid assembly that does not cause any problems to the car user.

High-voltage cables are basically a solid assembly that does not cause any problems to the car user.

Ignition cables work in extremely difficult conditions - the air temperature in the engine compartment reaches from minus 30 to plus 50 degrees C, and the humidity of the air also changes. They are also susceptible to the harmful effects of salts and mechanical impurities. The result is reduced system performance and even no spark. And this can also lead to increased fuel consumption, excessive emissions of toxic substances in the exhaust gases, damage to the lambda probe and catalyst, and even the engine itself. Therefore, it is worth checking the cables for mechanical damage, traces of “punctures” and oxidation of materials.

Reputable hose manufacturers recommend replacing them every 80 thousand kilometers, and in cars with gas installations every 40 thousand kilometers.