Toyota 19037-20011 Cord Set, Coil & Spark, W/Resistive

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When installing new spark plugs, it's important to check the spark plug wires. On 2001 and later models with individual coils for each spark plug, there are no secondary spark plug wires. To inspect the spark plug wires on earlier models, begin by visually examining them while the engine is running in a ventilated, dimly lit area. Be cautious of moving engine parts, and if you observe arcing or sparking at any damaged area, replace the wires. It's crucial to inspect each wire individually to maintain the correct order for proper engine operation; numbering or labeling the original plug wires can help. Disconnect a wire from the spark plug, avoiding pulling on the wire itself, and check for corrosion inside the boot. Ensure a snug fit on the spark plug, crimping the metal connector if necessary. Clean the wire, inspect it for burns or cracks without bending it sharply, and then check the coilpack connection for corrosion and a secure fit before repeating the process for the remaining spark plug wires. If replacement is necessary, obtain a suitable set for your engine model and replace them one at a time to prevent mixing up the firing order.

Disconnect the wire from the coil pack while checking for corrosion and ensuring a tight fit. Replace the wire in the coil pack after inspection. This step is essential to maintain a secure electrical connection between the spark plugs and the coil pack.

Disconnect the wire from the coil pack while checking for corrosion and ensuring a tight fit. Replace the wire in the coil pack after inspection. This step is essential to maintain a secure electrical connection between the spark plugs and the coil pack.

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