Jim Becker wrote:Or maybe deposits allowed by a spark plug that was too short or not completely turned into the hole.
Another very distinct possibility.
Jim Becker wrote:Or maybe deposits allowed by a spark plug that was too short or not completely turned into the hole.
Jim Becker wrote:Or maybe deposits allowed by a spark plug that was too short or not completely turned into the hole.Don McCombs wrote:I'm not sure how a sparkplug washer, that has an OD larger than that hole, could have gotten down in the hole. Not saying it absolutely can't happen, but it seems highly unlikely to me. I think it's more likely to be the last few threads of a previous plug.
Hairy Moose Knuckles wrote:I never did get that sucker out, but I'm about ready to remove the head. I have everything Loose and just need to lift it off. I figure once the head is removed, I can try again or take to machine shop.
Hairy Moose Knuckles wrote:Thanks Stanton. I have the head ready to lift off. We've got rain scheduled the next few days, but as soon as we have a pretty day, I'll get it off. I don't have an area inside to work, so I have to pick and choose my days
Jim Becker wrote:Or maybe deposits allowed by a spark plug that was too short or not completely turned into the hole.Don McCombs wrote:I'm not sure how a sparkplug washer, that has an OD larger than that hole, could have gotten down in the hole. Not saying it absolutely can't happen, but it seems highly unlikely to me. I think it's more likely to be the last few threads of a previous plug.
Hairy Moose Knuckles wrote:...I went ahead while I was at it and did all 4 of them till the spark plugs went in easy with my fingers. There was Lots of carbon built up on those threads!...
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