Lockman
OH, OK .......Now I get it
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Any Idea's would be appreciated.
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SignUp Now!And, when the coil/module is hot.I've read that does not mean much because that could change under load ?
.30 ......The TSM says .60 !What do you set the gap at?
Try this if the plug is fuel fouled..30 ......The TSM says .60 !, but I always follow what I read from you guys.
Rich would be dark brown. After that pig rich will be sooty black. Shiny black or greasy indicates oil burning. I do think sometimes very minor oil burning can manifest as sooty black on the plug.Ok Jerryl, the plug is sooty, flaky black. Not really fuel fouled, more like incomplete burn ? The wires are newer MD? from Kirbins I believe.
I'll check for resistance , tonite.
No , I don't . Thanks Chuck, It checks out good.And, when the coil/module is hot.
Look at the side of the coil body, near the tower. See any carbon tracking lines?