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Originally posted by rominl
i thought TM plugs are supposed to be life time?
i thought TM plugs are supposed to be life time?
Originally posted by redgs4
True, but the real test is to pull them and check how they look. And each plug should be marked so you know which cylinder it came from [so you can track any problems back]. A Google search will produce more than enough info on how to interpret the plug wear and deposits.
True, but the real test is to pull them and check how they look. And each plug should be marked so you know which cylinder it came from [so you can track any problems back]. A Google search will produce more than enough info on how to interpret the plug wear and deposits.
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Gads, I did not think of that. I always put new plugs/parts in rather than re-use because I like to try different products. I'll defer the re-install question to someone that actually knows.
Originally posted by redgs4
Gads, I did not think of that. I always put new plugs/parts in rather than re-use because I like to try different products. I'll defer the re-install question to someone that actually knows.
Gads, I did not think of that. I always put new plugs/parts in rather than re-use because I like to try different products. I'll defer the re-install question to someone that actually knows.
if you take them out now and put it back it, it's doable, but that means you will have to be very careful how much tq you put in.
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