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#175798 04/02/2005 6:13 PM
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I was changing my spark plugs, and here's what happened -

1st plug - take off L-bent wire, take out plug, replace with new plug
2nd plug - take off L-bent wire, take out plug, replace with new plug
3rd plug - take off straight (no bend) wire, and WHAT!? a completely different size spark plug - doen't even look like the other one. Also, the wire took about 20 minutes of pulling to get it off. Now, I can't get my socket on the wire, to pull it out. Is this a problem, that it's different than all the others? I'm thinking this could be why it's making little small backfires.


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#175799 04/02/2005 6:45 PM
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not the expert, but if I ran across that I'd suspect a po had put a hotter plug in one cyl to take care of some problem like oil fouling - the socket not fitting just means it's a different size - there's a variety of socket sizes for various plug types/manufacturers - the lack of elbow on the wire just means that one wire was replaced seperate from the set, or maybe it just fits the space easier that way - if plug wires don't come off right away, try twisting first to break it loose, then pull

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#175800 04/02/2005 6:51 PM
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Alright, I'll do that. I'm kind of worried that the wire might be too big for the new plug...hopefully not

Thanks bill

-stephen


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