Spark plug question
#48
Rennlist Member
It was worth the trouble. I'm sure it won't take as long on my 2nd time around. Having done it and knowing the tools needed helps. You may find an ignition boot cracked, so be prepared for that.
Unless their a cute redhead, I wouldn't offer to change plugs for anyone.
Unless their a cute redhead, I wouldn't offer to change plugs for anyone.
#49
Race Car
http://www.ngk.com/sparkplug411.asp?...d+strap&mfid=1
I guess my circle isn't so bad after all
#50
Race Car
Im such a jerk, but your beloved NGK plugs you always talk about even call them " ground straps" along with "ground electrode".
http://www.ngk.com/sparkplug411.asp?...d+strap&mfid=1
I guess my circle isn't so bad after all
http://www.ngk.com/sparkplug411.asp?...d+strap&mfid=1
I guess my circle isn't so bad after all
I was not responding to you calling them ground straps, but rather you stating that they were not electrodes. Your statement was: "Oh and guys, its ground straps, not electrodes when it comes to single or multiples. Plugs only have one electrode."
#51
Race Car
My bad, I thought you meant it is never referred to as a grounding strap. I figured I should ask for my education money back if it wasn't.
#52
Haa! You guys are pretty funny. I can see both sides of your stories, and being an EE, I should have been super specific and said "multi ground-electrode".
I need to do this soon too. What's this magnetic socket I keep hearing about? I assume Suncoast or Pelican has it?
I need to do this soon too. What's this magnetic socket I keep hearing about? I assume Suncoast or Pelican has it?
Rudy