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sparkplug
Larry Jaques wrote:
RCM only On Wed, 18 Jul 2007 17:06:29 GMT, with neither quill nor qualm, "Leo Lichtman" quickly quoth: "Jeff Wisnia" wrote: Don't be TOO sure....(clip) the shop which did the job found that the ground electrode on one plug had disappeared, and installed a new plug at no cost. (clip) ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ My suggestions we 1.) Crank the engine to blow air in and out of the spark plug hole. while you score the cylinder with the piece of ceramic or steel which accidentally got caught between the piston crown/rings/bore. Pulling the head is the cheapest route around that, plus you have access to clean up the plug hole in head. I agree. I've seen pistons/heads that were damaged by foreign matter, ruins the heck out of them, the cylinder wall, valves, everything. Just pull the head and get it over with. John |
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