NGK (4441) RC-TX67 Spark Plug Wire Set

Quedaron muy bien en toyota tacoma

These were the last piece to finally solve the stumble and bucking on my list of parts @361k miles on the 2.4ltr 2rz-fe in my 1998 Tacoma. Swapped spark plugs to iridium NGK, replaced both O2 sensors with Bosch (work fine), exhaust manifold (cracked, went Dorman ugh) and even had the throttle body re-bored (google Maxbore), but still had a stumble and bucking at low RPMs.Racing the engine seemed to help momentarily, but the stumble was getting worse, so I knew the spark plug wires had to be toast. 2 of the plug tip connectors actually broke during removal, and I'd just removed them to replace plugs a week before! Lucky I got by the first time.**LOOK DOWN IN THE HOLE TO MAKE SURE CONNECTOR CLIPS AREN'T STUCK ON THE PLUG TIP!** That happened on 2 of mine and the new wire wouldn't seat, but I looked and saw that before trying to slam the new wire boot in and break it. Long needle nose pliers aided removal of stuck/broken connector clip.I love the color of these wires, but the fit and performance is even more outstanding. I already have a set on my 240sx and they've been great for years on that vehicle, so in my mind there's no other brand to use. Toyota OEM might be Sumitomo or Denso, but NGK is also a trusted OEM manufacturer and my preference in most cases.If you haven't changed your wires (and plugs) in 100k, it's time. These were $41 USD shipped, at time of review, and that's about the best price online. You won't find a better product, and it's worth a few dollars more than cheap brands.Note: earlier Tacoma's have a distributor so it'll be a different part number and wire orientation. My year model has 2x2 coil packs. Check your setup before ordering.

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1999 Toyota tocoma 2.4This spark plug wire fits tightNot lossAnd perfect length .I love it

These wires are too short, I confirmed they would fit my vehicle before I ordered. They do not fit