Walker Products Spark Plug Wire Set P/N:924-1939
Walker Products 924-1384 spark plug wire set for the 1978-1982 Porsche 928 V8 4.5L and the 1983-1984 928 V8 4.7L carries high-voltage current from the ignition coil or distributor to each spark plug. The ThunderCore PRO set is built to OE-level specifications and test requirements.
Misfires, hard starting or a rough idle can mean the wire set has worn out, but a weak ignition coil or worn spark plugs can produce those symptoms too.
It fits the 1978-1982 Porsche 928 V8 4.5L and the 1983-1984 928 V8 4.7L, and each takes one set.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One spark plug wire set with hi-temperature boots, OE quality terminals, tips and tubes, and dielectric grease.
Interchange: 175-5689 · 671-8132 · 35-77222
CH7852 · 700821 · 9096 · 9949 · 8040 · 148005 · 29900 · 8009 · 9405 · 9900 · 9802
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Is the Walker Products 924-1384 wire set right for the 1983-1984 Porsche 928 V8 4.7L?
Yes. Walker Products 924-1384 fits the 1983-1984 Porsche 928 V8 4.7L and the 1978-1982 928 V8 4.5L, one set per car.
Do these spark plug wires come with boots and dielectric grease?
Yes. The set includes hi-temperature boots, terminals, tips, tubes and dielectric grease.
What is the core of the ThunderCore PRO 924-1384 wire made of?
The Walker Products 924-1384 has a 350-ohm Kevlar core that is ferrite impregnated and stainless steel wire "MAG" wound, covered by a latex silicone layer.
How much heat can these spark plug wires take?
Operating temperature resistance exceeds 450°F, and the Kevlar core also exceeds 450°F.
Is 175-5689 a cross-reference for the Walker Products 924-1384?
Yes. 175-5689 is one of the interchange numbers this set replaces; the others are on the Interchange line.
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