plug wires and coil replacemnet SN SJ

[JeffMcBusa]

My plug wires are toast and I was going to replace them but noticed that they looked non replacable. Is this true? Am I correct in assuming that I will need to replace the whole assebly? If so what is recommended? A/M or OEM?

 

[SXIPro]

Send your coil assy to John at Jet Ski Solutions. He'll dig out your wires, put on better wires, better boots etc for 65 bucks.

http://www.jetskisolutions.com/p49_...gnition_coil_spark_plug_wire_replacement.html

 

[92sj]

Jet Ski solutions does a awesome job with great turn around time.

 

[JeffMcBusa]

NICE!!! Done. Thanks!

 

[Tyler Zane]

would this be a good time to get a cdi put in.....?

 

[JeffMcBusa]

Tzane: Yeah it would be if I hadn't just dropped a bunch a bones on a new engine!!! Maybe this winter.

 

[Matt_E]

Just my opinion: I'd get an OEM SXR coil plus some MSD terminals and boots.
The coil is the same as the Yamaha coil and uses better wires.
You should be able to get all of that for about $90.

 

[Tyler Zane]

that would be better than having jet ski solutions do it for 65?

 

[Matt_E]

I would prefer a brand-new coil, yes.

 

[JeffMcBusa]

The SXR coil bolts right in? And thanks for all the advice guys! Engine will be here Friday. Hope to get off the "couch" soon and re-enter the stand up world!!

 

[Matt_E]

Yes, it bolts right in. It is literally the same coil. Just different (better) wires.

 

[Tyler Zane]

thats good to know thanks matt for the wisdom!

 

[RedlineMulitia]

is this also possible with an 01 750 pro coil?