Wet rear plugs
06-03-2007, 07:28 PM
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RE: Wet rear plugs
Only if we're in the staging lanes
Back to the problem. I'll hold off on speculation until we find out what is on your plugs, but rule out head gaskets until all else fails. It is unlikely that both failed, and you'd probably be smokin like a bizatch if they did
Back to the problem. I'll hold off on speculation until we find out what is on your plugs, but rule out head gaskets until all else fails. It is unlikely that both failed, and you'd probably be smokin like a bizatch if they did
06-03-2007, 09:16 PM
#20
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RE: Wet rear plugs
It's gas on them. Not alot, but a slightly noticable difference from the other plugs. They're not fouled, just some dampness.What might cause these twoinjectors to run rich? Or those plugs to be diminshed (just checked gaps - all at 50)?
I'm a LONG-STROKE guy, so we are talking about the rear cylinder on each bank.
I'm a LONG-STROKE guy, so we are talking about the rear cylinder on each bank.