Four out of six plugs are changed.
Four out of six plugs are changed.
I need to get the one on drivers side, most rearward, and passenger side, most frontward. Car runs "better" though it has interesting feel at idle, i hope one is not "bubbling at the boot!" And my wires seem to have burnt electrodes. How do i do a "resistance check"?
My old plugs.. were burnt at the boots. I thought theyd be worse (melted, etc) but they seemed .. well i thought they would be worse. But they are all burnt with a brown mark at the boot.
How do i best check to make sure i dont have a spark plug bubbling at the base, like i did when i changed it on my Jaguar 4.2L I6 (those were a "Gimme" they were straight up and down on the top of the cylinders!)
My old plugs.. were burnt at the boots. I thought theyd be worse (melted, etc) but they seemed .. well i thought they would be worse. But they are all burnt with a brown mark at the boot.
How do i best check to make sure i dont have a spark plug bubbling at the base, like i did when i changed it on my Jaguar 4.2L I6 (those were a "Gimme" they were straight up and down on the top of the cylinders!)
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Re: Four out of six plugs are changed.
Resistance test the wires by putting a test lead at each end...It's possible that the old plugs are running like crap compared to the new ones, so the engine will feel funny.
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