Harley Coil Wire Plug Protection

Duration: 3:25

This video shows you how to keep your Harley coil wire plug in place on an open coil. Remove and clean the plugs one at a time. Put a small amount of dielectric grease on the end and install the plug. Use a tie wrap to hold the plug to the coil.

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  1. BRIAN
    BRIAN

    I s there different year twin cam motors that being single fire the rear plug wire goes to top coil and front to bottom plug in?

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