Where to Get HT Leads??
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cliffybabe
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Guys
Duffs needs a new set of HT leads for 318iS where the best place to get them from??
thanks
Neil
Duffs needs a new set of HT leads for 318iS where the best place to get them from??
thanks
Neil

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cliffybabe
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But aint that gonna cost a shed load euro car parts want like £70 quid for them

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I've got a set of Magnecor leads on my M20, iirc they cost about £80 and come with a lifetime guarantee.
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Lifetime guarantee!! That's good.

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I've got Magnecor on the Mk1 - very high quality bit of kit - recommended.
One of the leads was very very slightly short - I rang them to make sure I had the correct set - I did, but they sent me a slightly longer lead for free which arrived the next day - you can't get better service than that.
PS they also put numbers on each lead in the set so you don't get them mixed-up - it was my number 3 lead that was slightly too short.... when my specially made-up replacement lead arrived, they had actually bothered to put a number 3 on it!!!
http://www.magnecor.co.uk/
One of the leads was very very slightly short - I rang them to make sure I had the correct set - I did, but they sent me a slightly longer lead for free which arrived the next day - you can't get better service than that.
PS they also put numbers on each lead in the set so you don't get them mixed-up - it was my number 3 lead that was slightly too short.... when my specially made-up replacement lead arrived, they had actually bothered to put a number 3 on it!!!
http://www.magnecor.co.uk/
Magnecor really are worth the investment, I used these on my Triumph and they were excellent.
£77.68 from http://www.motorsportworld.co.uk/
£77.68 from http://www.motorsportworld.co.uk/
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i wouldn't bother with anything other than the BMW ones. the only one i've ever had problems with had recieved spanner-monkey damage and was half cut through.
magnecor ones aren't as well made and i had several fail on my MK2 RS2000. they do send out new ones under warranty but it was a pain in the arse when i broke down with no phone reception, in the middle of nowhere in the wee small hours and had to walk for 45 mins to get reception to call Mr AA out... the're also a lot easier to tear (me being the spanner monkey here!)
BMW ones are pricey though but to be honest they last long enough to be worth the money. that said, i replaced mine with used ones from a fellow zoner as i'm tight!
do the magnecor ones for a BMW have the sensor attached?
magnecor ones aren't as well made and i had several fail on my MK2 RS2000. they do send out new ones under warranty but it was a pain in the arse when i broke down with no phone reception, in the middle of nowhere in the wee small hours and had to walk for 45 mins to get reception to call Mr AA out... the're also a lot easier to tear (me being the spanner monkey here!)
BMW ones are pricey though but to be honest they last long enough to be worth the money. that said, i replaced mine with used ones from a fellow zoner as i'm tight!
do the magnecor ones for a BMW have the sensor attached?
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I bought individual leads for mine from Maccess,cost me £15 and they seemed perfectly good.
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There's 2 sets available, one with and one without the sensor.gareth wrote:do the magnecor ones for a BMW have the sensor attached?
Cheers,
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Cliff if you're Croydon based why not go to C3 in Annerley near the Crystal Palace TV transmitter?
http://www.c3bmw.co.uk/
Why does it need new leads?
http://www.c3bmw.co.uk/
Why does it need new leads?

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The best leads for any E30 are the OE ones.
Magnecor are good, but OE is better. Breaker ones will be fine - OE leads last for ever unless damaged by some muppet impersonating a mechanic.
Magnecor are good, but OE is better. Breaker ones will be fine - OE leads last for ever unless damaged by some muppet impersonating a mechanic.








