cables de bujias

como se checan los cables de bujias de un cirrus?
en caso de q mis cables ya no estuvieran buenos de qu marka serian recomendables? como en cuanto andan? alguna refaccionaria q recomienden por cuestiones de costo? no se california, fernando automotriz, mmm autozone etc..

se checan con un multimetro, revisando su resitencia, en varios foros recomiendan los cables mopar performance o los granatelli, sino con los originales mas que suficiente.

ARLEGTP escribió:como se checan los cables de bujias de un cirrus?
en caso de q mis cables ya no estuvieran buenos de qu marka serian recomendables? como en cuanto andan? alguna refaccionaria q recomienden por cuestiones de costo? no se california, fernando automotriz, mmm autozone etc..

ya te dijeron una forma de checarlos, si no tienes multimetro lo que puedes hacer es sacar el cable de bujia y con un desarmador meterlo en el cable de bujia y ponerlo en una parte del carro que haga tierra arrancas el carro y vez si da chispa

cables los que te recomienda el buen phantomblanco16v los mopar performance o granatelli yo traigo los mopar performance andan en la agencia como en 1200 maso menos

saludos

black_cirrus escribió:

ARLEGTP escribió:como se checan los cables de bujias de un cirrus?
en caso de q mis cables ya no estuvieran buenos de qu marka serian recomendables? como en cuanto andan? alguna refaccionaria q recomienden por cuestiones de costo? no se california, fernando automotriz, mmm autozone etc..

ya te dijeron una forma de checarlos, si no tienes multimetro lo que puedes hacer es sacar el cable de bujia y con un desarmador meterlo en el cable de bujia y ponerlo en una parte del carro que haga tierra arrancas el carro y vez si da chispa

cables los que te recomienda el buen phantomblanco16v los mopar performance o granatelli yo traigo los mopar performance andan en la agencia como en 1200 maso menos

saludos

Así es los Mopar Performance valen como 1,200 pero si valen la pena, ampliamente recomendables

Efectivamente se recomienda para un 2.4turbo los Mopar Performance o Granatelli:





Spark plug wire comparison between Accel wires, MSD wires, Magnecor wires, Mopar wires, and Granatelli wires.

We're frequently asked, whats the difference between all the wires that are available for my car ? We know it can be confusing, because, other than color of wire, and price, its hard to know which wire is the best quality wire for your money.

Spark plug wires carry the high output spark from the coil pack to the spark plug, and are basically speaking a simple electrical connector. So, the higher quality connector, wiring, and shielding will provide more of your spark from the coilpack, to your spark plug.

One easy way to test a spark plugs conductivity is to test the wire with a OHM meter. Testing a spark plug wire's ohm resistance will display how much resistance there is to the current that passes through the wire.

The lower the number, the lower the resistance, which means that more current will reach the spark plug. The lower the resistance, the better quality conductor materials are used in making the spark plug wires.

Now, onto testing the wires. We will display the wires from top to bottom from lowest resistance to highest resistance. <b> Remember, the lower the number, the better the wire set is. You should be buying the lowest resistance wire set possible.



Here we have the Granatelli wires. These wires were the lowest wire OHM resistance wire we have ever tested, at 2 ohms of resistance. Granatelli uses a stainless steel core, wrapped in silver plated copper wiring. This is the highest quality wire we have ever carried, and the wire that we strongly recommend.



In second place, we have the MSD wire set. Compared to the Granatelli wires in first place, these wires are red in color, and come in at 33 ohms of resistance to the Granatelli wires's 2 OHMs of resistance. The MSD wires are still good quality though. Msd states on their boxes that they use a copper alloy conductor for their wires.



In third place, we have Accel wires. These use a copper/alloy wire core, and are has a 8mm silicone jacket. These wires had a cheaper feel, and look compared to the other wires, but still had a great, low resistance.



Fourth place belongs to the Mopar Performance spark plug wires. We measured these wires to have 390 OHMS of resistance which is quite high, but still acceptable.



Fifth place place belongs to the Magnecor wires. Magnecor wires had the highest resistance out of all of the wires we tested, coming in at 1548 OHMS of resistance. (In Magnecor's defense, they claim that low OHM resistance wires are not a measure of quality, you can read more about it on their website here: Magnecor Race Wires )