Spark Plugs Won't Go in!
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Spark Plugs Won't Go in!
Ok, i think i figured out my problem, before my car wouldn't start, and it was because (i think, have not tested yet) so i was going to cean my plugs, and when i go to put them back in, they only go about half way and then get hard and stop, i think i did something to the screw in thingy, because i was using power tools, any ideas?
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its my left leading one, and it goes in, but only about half way, and sometimes it goes in sideways. a little help here please
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ouch, see i was in a hurry, and i thought i'd fininsh faster by using the power tools, but i guess it went in the wrong way, any remedy or way to fix it?
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Dude! Save power tools for your exhaust and drivetrain! ****!
You're not the only one to go through this:
https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...d+thread+spark
Good luck!
You're not the only one to go through this:
https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...d+thread+spark
Good luck!
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the proper way to fix it would be to tear down the entire motor and use a heli-coil to fix it.
there might be hope, that is if you dont touch it and take it to someone who knows what they are doing. not trying to be mean, but if you used power tools to put a plug in then you shouldnt trust yourself to have a good feel for threads. when doing something like that it is VERY important to know when to stop and whether or not you can go a little more, only experience can teach you this
good luck
there might be hope, that is if you dont touch it and take it to someone who knows what they are doing. not trying to be mean, but if you used power tools to put a plug in then you shouldnt trust yourself to have a good feel for threads. when doing something like that it is VERY important to know when to stop and whether or not you can go a little more, only experience can teach you this
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I'm not hear to rag on anybody but, what the **** were you thinking. I guess posts dont matter. I never use "power tools" on my cars at all. Although i do use "air tools" but not for tedious **** (plugs ect.) but it dose sound like you cross threded the plugs in. Rull of thumb when using air tools "never tidious stuff" and always five full turns by hand befor tightening them down whith the air tools.
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good luck
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yea usinng power tools to put in spark plugs is stupid but hey u gotta learn the hard way i think ur striped the threads i sugeust get it looked at by a professoinal stop by a nearby shop and tell them what u did and see what thay think thay might laugh at you but u gotta face what u did
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