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ROBERT LAFAYETTE
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    Easy fix to solder new wires on. You must use a soldering iron with enough watts 60-80 Watts to have enough heat energy to do the job quickly, so you don’t overheat and damage the coil.  I use an old RC car soldering station that I used when I raced RC cars. Pre tinning the wires and soldering iron will help with a fast-soldering connection. If you don’t get the solder to flow in 1-2 seconds get the iron off joint, let the parts cool off and try again. I never use soldering flux because it’s built into the solder I use “Rosin Core.”

    New rubber grommets can be found at Lowes.

    Spark plug wire can be found at these sources below. Toms Engine barn has lowest price and fast service.

    Brillman Wire & Cable

    Wire & Cable – The Brillman Company

    Toms Engine Barn

    Tom’s Engine Barn — Tom’s Engine Barn

    Tons Performance

    Ignition parts and accessories – Ton’s Performance (tonsperformance.com