F flisko ` Parked in the garage Written 5 guides Joined Jan 20, 2013 Messages 6,151 Points 1,228 Apr 14, 2015 #1 i changed spark plugs on 28.10.2014 is first spark plug on left that way cuz of oil filling? Attachments 140420151780.jpg 1.4 MB · Views: 56
OP OP F flisko ` Parked in the garage Written 5 guides Joined Jan 20, 2013 Messages 6,151 Points 1,228 Apr 14, 2015 #2 also just noticed first spark plug doesnt screw in all the way in like others
portland_bill Patron member Joined Feb 22, 2004 Messages 9,915 Points 2,854 Location Faringdon, Oxfordshire UK Apr 14, 2015 #3 Need a closer detailed look at the gasket seat, threads and electrode tips to make a diagnosis. If it is not screwed in fully its heat path will be compromised, leading to the plug running hot. This can hole a piston. Has it been cross-threaded?
Need a closer detailed look at the gasket seat, threads and electrode tips to make a diagnosis. If it is not screwed in fully its heat path will be compromised, leading to the plug running hot. This can hole a piston. Has it been cross-threaded?
OP OP F flisko ` Parked in the garage Written 5 guides Joined Jan 20, 2013 Messages 6,151 Points 1,228 Apr 15, 2015 #4 portland_bill said: Need a closer detailed look at the gasket seat, threads and electrode tips to make a diagnosis. If it is not screwed in fully its heat path will be compromised, leading to the plug running hot. This can hole a piston. Has it been cross-threaded? Click to expand... i think its been like this for years, cuz i saw its not used in the bottom of thread where spark screws in
portland_bill said: Need a closer detailed look at the gasket seat, threads and electrode tips to make a diagnosis. If it is not screwed in fully its heat path will be compromised, leading to the plug running hot. This can hole a piston. Has it been cross-threaded? Click to expand... i think its been like this for years, cuz i saw its not used in the bottom of thread where spark screws in