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VF500F Spark Plug Wires

Discussion in '1st & 2nd Generation 1983-1989' started by invisible cities, Oct 27, 2009.

  1. invisible cities

    invisible cities New Member

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    Hi All,

    Would anyone happen to know if the spark plug wires are interchangeable across the three model years?

    It looks like the coils are a match (part no. 30510MB0703) but the plug wires appear to have different numbers..?

    Many thanks!
     


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    The Part numbers for the coils for all 3 years match but the wires don't....how odd.

    I know the 86 calls for different plugs then the 84-85. Maybe that's why?
     


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    Does seem like a bit of a head-scratcher..?

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    '84 lists:

    10 (2 total) part no. 30731MJ8670
    11 part no. 30733MF2000
    12 part no. 30734KE7153

    '85:

    13 part no. 30751MF2880 (from serial# FM100979) -or- 30751MF2880 (# FM100586)
    14 part no. 30752MF2670
    15 part no. 30753MF2000
    16 part no. 30754KE7000

    '86

    13 part no. 30751MF2880
    14 part no. 30752MF2670
    15 part no. 30753MF2880
    16 part no. 30754MF2880
     


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    The wires have different part numbers probably because they are different legnths. If they fit on the plugs and the coils i dont see why they wouldn't work?
     


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    The head is a different design on the '86 - could it be that the plug wires are routed differently - and/or the spark plug boots are a different design?

    Though - the strange part here is that the '84 and '85 also show different part numbers (the '85 showing a change mid-year as well).

    I thought that the engine design was identical on the '84/'85 with changes only in the jetting for the carburetors..?
     


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    Well I cant speak about the routing of the wires or plug boots but I put an '86 motor in my 85 a while ago and didn't have any problems with spark plug wires.

    I've also read on this forum about people making their own wires. I dont know this for sure but i really dont think it maters as long as the spark gets to the plug
     


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