New Spark Plugs
07-24-04, 10:05 PM
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New Spark Plugs
OK, my friend just put my new NGK spark plugs in for me today. when i go and start it, it seems to respond more slowly and seems like there is a slight loss of power. is there such thing as not tightening them in right. and is there such thing as 'breaking' in new spark plugs?
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Originally Posted by Turbonut
Make certain the plug wires are connected to the correct plugs. The front coil-both plug wires should go to the lower plugs. Doesn't matter which one. Rear coil marked T1 T2. T1 upper front and then T2 would be upper rear plug.
l=lower, leading
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Originally Posted by 13bSav
OK, my friend just put my new NGK spark plugs in for me today. when i go and start it, it seems to respond more slowly and seems like there is a slight loss of power. is there such thing as not tightening them in right. and is there such thing as 'breaking' in new spark plugs?
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