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    What are these tiny parts?

    I ordered the BavAuto ignition wires and they came with a very small amount of some kind of grease and a tiny bag of tiny little round metal parts.

    What are these for? And where do they go?

    Thanks.
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    #2
    No idea on the metal parts? pics?

    Grease goes on the plug ends to inhibit corrosion, its called dielectric grease.
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      #3
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        #4
        post pics of metal pieces?

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          #5
          Some sort of spark plug connection adapter? I know the ngk plugsI used needed to have a tip unscrewed to be able to use them with the e30 wires.
          Originally posted by priapism
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          Originally posted by shameson
          Usually it's best not to know how much money you have into your e30

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            #6
            should look into genuine bmw performance wires, better and cheaper.
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              #7
              Well, thanks for the weigh-in, guys. Whatever they were, I didn't need them.

              MAN! that bottom screw on the distributor cap is a PITA with the rad fan and hoses in!
              /______\_o_/______\
              l{(OO)=[//][\\]=(OO)}|
              \ #___======___# /
              |__/-------------\__|

              "Took me an hour to do this..."

              took me like three seconds to copy/paste it- FOR SCIENCE!!



              Barney Fucking Rubble

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                #8
                Originally posted by Northern View Post
                Some sort of spark plug connection adapter? I know the ngk plugsI used needed to have a tip unscrewed to be able to use them with the e30 wires.
                This is what they are. Do they look kind of like pellet gun pellets with a hole down the middle? They were not needed on my car.

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                  #9
                  I think that's what they are, they screw onto the threaded tip of the spark plug as an adapter for some plug wires. My NGK plugs came with them attached, and I had no idea why the wires wouldn't fit the new plugs until I compared the old and new.
                  Originally posted by priapism
                  My girl don't know shit, but she bakes a mean cupcake.
                  Originally posted by shameson
                  Usually it's best not to know how much money you have into your e30

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