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    Quote Originally Posted by Bill6298 View Post
    Too bad mine are probably from 1981.. unless this black variant was available in the late 1990s and were installed then. Most of the new parts put in my car back then came from Rob Grady, I believe.
    We sold them until the early 2000's when they stopped importing them. You wires could well be a replacement set.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bill6298 View Post
    Too bad mine are probably from 1981.. unless this black variant was available in the late 1990s and were installed then. Most of the new parts put in my car back then came from Rob Grady, I believe.
    Wow. Well they looked new and soft. I did the engine rebuild in 2013.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DMC-Ron View Post
    I noticed the Advance web site says these Bougicord's do not fit the DeLorean?
    I cheated a bit, I searched the Advance site using the 1981 Volvo 262 as the vehicle in question. Pretty much the same version of the PRV we have, the same enough in this instance. If you shop around Advance Auto, Napa, Autozone, RockAuto etc using a PRV-engined Volvo or Eagle Premier for a parts search it tends to get more results than DeLorean.
    Last edited by AugustneverEnds; 03-29-2017 at 06:29 PM.
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    Nick, were you able to figure out if these wires sold by Advanced Auto (Part No. F1020389756BGC) are the same as the OE for our cars? A quick search does not return any good cross reference info. FWIW, Advanced does not seem to have the coil wire and it's not included in the $38 part number above.

    I grabbed another picture of my likely year ~2000 era wires but there's no part number.

    2017-03-29 20.15.11.jpg
    Bill

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bill6298 View Post
    Nick, were you able to figure out if these wires sold by Advanced Auto (Part No. F1020389756BGC) are the same as the OE for our cars? A quick search does not return any good cross reference info. FWIW, Advanced does not seem to have the coil wire and it's not included in the $38 part number above.

    I grabbed another picture of my likely year ~2000 era wires but there's no part number.

    2017-03-29 20.15.11.jpg
    Coil wires are very hard to find separetly so don't by a wireset that doesn't include one or you'll be SOOL! Too bad as that is a very good price for Bougies.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bill6298 View Post
    Nick, were you able to figure out if these wires sold by Advanced Auto (Part No. F1020389756BGC) are the same as the OE for our cars? A quick search does not return any good cross reference info. FWIW, Advanced does not seem to have the coil wire and it's not included in the $38 part number above.

    I grabbed another picture of my likely year ~2000 era wires but there's no part number.

    2017-03-29 20.15.11.jpg
    I can't say for sure if the ones I found are an identical match to OE. By zooming in on the picture on Advance's site and comparing them to the pic on the UK Club's site they both have 'Bougicord Autoradio Bougicord 403 Class C' printed on them. My gut tells me they are but the coil wire is nowhere to be found so perhaps this is a dead end unfortunately.
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    I have been searching the web for Bougicord coil wires without any luck, plenty of separately sold coil wires for 4 cylinder Volvos but nothing doing for 6 cylinders. To boot I even found another set of Bougies on Amazon (https://www.amazon.com/Bougicord-Ign...cord+coil+wire) even cheaper than Advance Auto but again sans coil wire. Where in the world are the French hiding coil wires???

    I guess if you want a full set of Bougicords the DeLorean UK Club is your best source: http://www.deloreanclub.uk/ignition-leads-ht-leads.html
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    The company Magnecore makes high quality spark plug wires. You can search for the DeLorean part number in their catalog. The website is like Web 1.0, it is best to call in your order. The number for their 8mm wires is 6006. Current Price shows $81.40.

    http://www.magnecor.com/magnecor1/main.htm
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    I ended up buying the Bougies from AdvanceAuto and the coil wire separately. I found it at eeuroparts.com (https://www.eeuroparts.com/Parts/413...FYePswodydkOdw)

    All fits well, snug and secure. I got my car running today for the first time with the new wires and it started up right away and the misfire I had is gone. I spent around $63, comparable to the $50 Bosch sets DMCH and DPI carry for anyone who is interested in other options or just wants more French content on their car
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    Quote Originally Posted by AugustneverEnds View Post
    I ended up buying the Bougies from AdvanceAuto and the coil wire separately. I found it at eeuroparts.com (https://www.eeuroparts.com/Parts/413...FYePswodydkOdw)

    All fits well, snug and secure. I got my car running today for the first time with the new wires and it started up right away and the misfire I had is gone. I spent around $63, comparable to the $50 Bosch sets DMCH and DPI carry for anyone who is interested in other options or just wants more French content on their car
    Great research. Does that ignition coil wire look and fit exactly like the original? I could never find a good cross reference part number except for the one listed in the Advanced Auto listing.
    Bill

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