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Re: Re: Re: Spark Plug Voodoo
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Posted by Seifdoggy2 on February 17, 2004 at 19:54:40 from (24.116.88.129):
In Reply to: Re: Re: Spark Plug Voodoo posted by Mark on February 15, 2004 at 05:44:52:
Let me just add to Marks comment about plugs shorting out. He said chemical cleaners will not clean the insulators back to a pure state. He mentioned that a sandblasting is the only way to clean them. He partly correct. Sandblasting would clean the insulators IF YOU COULD CLEAN ALL OF THE INSULATOR. This is impossible to do on a sparkplug. It may look clean but, you can not clean ALL of it.
This is especially true of plugs that are "gas fouled" from having too rich of a mixture. I have expermented quite extensively on this. I have a spark plug testing machine that tests them under pressure.
Bottom line is: put new plugs in, most fouled plugs cannot be saved. Seif.
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