Wiring Loom Corrugated Tubing: does it do anything?

[volvolugnut]

Protects from abrasion, corrosion and hungry varmints.
Looks better then the underlying mess of wires.

These are the good reasons to keep the wire loom in place.

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[volvolugnut]

Does anyone have a decent source for a high quality version of this corrugated tubing? Many of the reviews I read about Amazon shipped products indicated some weren't very heat resistant and deteriorated too fast. Maybe something that can be locally sourced at a chain auto parts store?
Thanks.

IPD has good high temperature wire loom for the smaller diameter. Still, it will not last forever.

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I recently vacuumed picked that broken corrugated plastic from the spark plug wells before removing the plugs, a real pain. I will not be putting the "VOLVO" cover as i think it traps heat and cooks the coils. For wires near the engine wrap new corrugated in scotch tape.

I had a fearful time removing one spark plug, it wouldn't turn. Once removed, a blackish substance around the thread and in the well was present -- did not know then that the disintegrated loom had turned into lock tight.

I used the other spark plugs repeatedly to thread and pick up most of the substance. I suspect some particles may have reached bottom of the oil pan.

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Volvolugnut's IPD recommendation is spot on.