steelholder
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How could spark plug get fuel on it? do you mean fuel injector plug?The spark plug is not suppose to have fuel on it is what he is saying.
How could spark plug get fuel on it? do you mean fuel injector plug?The spark plug is not suppose to have fuel on it is what he is saying.
How could spark plug get fuel on it? do you mean fuel injector plug?
i had a lower than average iq moment and completely forgot about the other end that screws onto the engine. I kept thinking"how could the ceramic part of the spark plug get gas on it"..ive been having these moments too frequently this last week. ill be checking that and swapping the coils.you do understand how a engine runs right? the injector sprays gas in the cylinder, the spark plug sparks and it blows up inside the cylinder, no spark = wet plug. if its not soaking wet, it will stink of raw gas.
best to run it for a minute, then pull that plug out.
yes i never found the other plug that mated to that little blue one near the air box i looked all over the axle. I did notice that the gp at the yard also had it unplugged when all the ones around it were still plug in, couldve been a coincidence.check around the air pump for a plug you may have left off.
all in all good job. happy test driving.
I have a list with all costs associated with this project, ill be posting the numbers in a bit, but without a doubt i saved a lot and learned a sh*t load of new stuff, by force lol.no problem. this site is always good for a helping hand.
we all have stray plugs in the bay that go to nothing. so that maybe the case.
glad to hear shes up and running. well worth saving that grand on labor, i bet your only 300 deep out of pocket at this point due to ripping your axles apart and junk yard runs for little parts. minus the cost of the new engine and tranny of course.
gna go test drive it.
Good news. :th_thumb-up: :th_thumb-up:The car drives so nice, i drove it about 4 miles around my house.....