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Old 04-10-2015, 10:15 AM   #29
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Originally Posted by LIforrelaxin View Post
I would question this practice for sure..... Plug wires should last several years, as long as they are good quality... For instance, my wires are in the range of 7 to 10 years old......As for the distributor cap, well that is a judgement call, however once again I don't think every other year is called for... The Points and the Rotor on the other hand are a different story...
Another thing to keep in mind, most of us are lake bound, or at least we are when boating on the lake.

If you have a problem, you're not going to be miles from shore, or from help. Unless you are in the deepest part of the broads and you have a problem, drop an anchor and call/wait for help.

If you were on the open ocean, the need for absolute reliablity is a bit higher IMHO.

But then again, some don't want to take a chance, and change things before a problem occurs. Others prefer to get the most use out of parts and prefer to wait until a problem occurs. Which one are you?
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