Spark plug gap& type.
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If the spark jumps from the wire shorting the gap would IMHO not be a remedy.
Insulation tape would do the job on a cable, even a piece of rubber hose that you slide over the damaged part. A piece of a paper clip and a yard of electrical tape did the job once a rodent ate one of my ignition cables.
I've used both for emergency repairs which stayed on the truck for several weeks before changing cables.
Most important: use the correct type of cable. Resistor or none and correct plugs.
I've found that spark gaps in production cars can be way out of specs and still work flawless. Good measure to set them at the manufacturers spec. They have been testing that for a long time to figure the best in safe operations and economy.
Insulation tape would do the job on a cable, even a piece of rubber hose that you slide over the damaged part. A piece of a paper clip and a yard of electrical tape did the job once a rodent ate one of my ignition cables.
I've used both for emergency repairs which stayed on the truck for several weeks before changing cables.
Most important: use the correct type of cable. Resistor or none and correct plugs.
I've found that spark gaps in production cars can be way out of specs and still work flawless. Good measure to set them at the manufacturers spec. They have been testing that for a long time to figure the best in safe operations and economy.
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