spark plug leads

tonup · Jan 26, 2011

I have replaced the two long leads on the no. 1 and 3 plugs but the spark plug connectors that are directly attached to the coils are not available separately kia do not list them as a separate part so you have to fork out $50 or $60 each for a complete coil.
I have been told they are available in the U.S. separately.
can anyone confirm this for me?
and give supplier details.

thanks

londart · Mar 9, 2011

Sorry been away from the forum for a while but yes they are available in the aftermarket; standard motor products part # spp 95...also available in many other brands

mocho43 · Apr 11, 2011

I need some help with the order of the spark plugs leads. If cilinder #1 is the farthest and #4 is the closest to the front, here is my question. The ignition coil lead on #1 connects to the spark plug on cilinder #4 and the coil on #3 connects to spark plug #2? Ixt is this right?
I really apreciate the help. Thanks

inxquve · Apr 11, 2011

Actually #1 is the front and #4 is the back. But yes, the front and rear plugs share a coil as do the two middle ones.

mocho43 · Apr 11, 2011

Thank you so much. I bought this not running 96 Sportage. #1 and #2 in the front were sharing a coil, #3 and #4 share the other coil, ignition coils on #2 and #4. I could not find any info on the KSIS. Thanks

bombardj1 · Apr 12, 2011

if it was not running, check the timing belt to see if it is broke or stripped ribs, if it is broke and it is a SOHC the motor is toast. if it is a DOHC and a broken TB it should be ok.

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