just turning over and thats about it?

Started by Romfordboy, October 07, 2007, 10:07:20 AM

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Romfordboy

thats what i thought. the NGK book says them. but they werent working, so brought them to the shop where i got them from and there sending it back to ngk.
but on tuesday when i was cleaning the old ones with a wire brush since waiting for the new ones back. i noticed that they were leading and trailing. which mazda quoted.

nikp

How do you know your brand new ones weren\'t working?

Romfordboy

because i did the whole take them out. crank it over without the plugs. heat them up put them in. didnt work.
tried bump starting it. tried reverse bump start. didnt work.
gave the plug to a mechanic friend to clean them good and proper. put them in tried it. didnt work
he said to put the old plugs in and guess what. it worked. so im only guessing its the new plugs i had. they might be fine. just my car dont like them :s

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Usually the heat range will have something to do with the flooding.

I have only ever had a flooded car once, 30 mins in a hot oven, heat proof gloves and away you go.
Or even easier if someone is around, tow the bloody thing, works every time no hassels