Posted by CWL on May 25, 2010 at 06:39:53 from (63.76.70.82):
Hopefully someone here will provide a little insight for me. I like to listen to a talk radio program on the hour long drive home from work that is only available on an AM station. I get a little static while the truck (2005 chevy Z71) is running far from power lines and sometimes a lot of static near power lines. If I shut the truck off the static goes away. The static changes some with engine RPM. The truck is nearing 150,000 miles so spark plugs and plug wires will soon be replaced with new. This truck has an individual coil for each cylinder and the plug wires are only about 12" long. Is there anything special I should look for when getting new plugs and wires? Is there anything that can be done to improve the signal when driving next to power lines? The radio is a factory unit if that makes any difference.
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