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Old 12-07-12, 10:30 AM
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Help reading trailing plugs

I'm sure this is a common question but searching hasn't turned it up.

Car went through a few heavy flooding sessions before I got leaking injectors under control.

My trailing plugs were fouled / filthy with carbon on 1/2 of tips.

Is this typical, or does it point to any other sort of issue I should be planning for?
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88 Vert.
OP: please include your CAR Info (Ie: s4 Vert) or people won't be able to answer you effectively.
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Thanks for the reminder, yes s4 vert.
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Trailing plugs (at least in my experience) get a little more build-up than leading, probably because they're less exposed and shrouded a little. Your probably fine. Stick a new set in and check them in at the next oil change.
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