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96305387 Spark Plug Cable

96305387 Spark Plug Cable Chevrolet & Daewoo Engine Maintenance Series (1.3L – 1.8L)

The 96305387 SPARK PLUG CABLE is a premium component engineered for GM Korea / Daewoo powerplants. Designed to restore ignition timing and reduce energy loss, these cables feature high-durability, heat-resistant insulation to withstand extreme engine bay temperatures. Ideal for Lanos, Aveo, and Nexia engine overhauls. Browse our ignition components catalog to complete your 96305387 maintenance.

Chevrolet Models

  • Aveo: 2004–2011 (1.4L / 1.6L)
  • Kalos: 2002–2008

Daewoo Models

  • Lanos / Sens: 1997–2002
  • Nexia: 1995–2004 (1.5L / 1.6L)
  • Rezzo / Tacuma: 2000–2008 (1.8L)

Pro Tip: When replacing spark plug cables, it is highly recommended to inspect your spark plugs and ignition coil to ensure complete synchronization and prevent future misfires.

Daewoo-origin engines underwent multiple revisions to ignition systems. Verify your VIN to ensure these cables match your specific engine revision and coil pack configuration.


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Questions and Answers

How often should spark plug cables be replaced?
Spark plug cables should be inspected during every major engine tune-up (typically every 60,000–100,000 km). Signs of failure include cracked insulation, visible sparking in dark conditions, or engine hesitation under load.
Do these cables fit all Daewoo Lanos engines?
While designed for the core Daewoo engine family, regional build variations exist. Please provide your VIN via our WhatsApp link so we can confirm the exact connector style for your specific model year.
Why use genuine cables instead of generic replacements?
spark plug cables are manufactured with precise resistance values designed to match your vehicle's ECU and ignition coil output. Using the wrong resistance can lead to poor performance, radio interference, and potential damage to your ignition coil.

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