Best way to clean fouled plugs
I usually spray them with carb cleaner or quick start then blow them out with lots of air, anyone have a better method?
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Hey Ter, try some of that Rolling Rock! I have had that stuff and that's about all its good for! Lmfao!
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Originally Posted by blown349
(Post 132799)
Hey Ter, try some of that Rolling Rock! I have had that stuff and that's about all its good for! Lmfao!
Hey, I like that pony piss, good, more for me! :cheers: |
Never had to clean fouled plugs,or even thought abut it.If they where baddly fouled,i would get a new set of plugs.
Oooooorrrrrr!Lean out the fuel a tad,and go for one long hell of a high speed run.Done! :D |
Originally Posted by 1LOW03GT
(Post 132808)
Never had to clean fouled plugs,or even thought abut it.If they where baddly fouled,i would get a new set of plugs.
Oooooorrrrrr!Lean out the fuel a tad,and go for one long hell of a high speed run.Done! :D This set was new & got a little wet when I had some starting issues one day, just came acoss them & they don't look that bad, so I thot I'd try to save them. The only fouled plugs I've ever cleaned was in snowmobiles years ago & the Quick Start usually did the trick. :wink: |
Cool,good to know that there is stuff out there to clean them up.Might save a few bucks next time.
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I have always just used some emery cloth to buff them up.
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Old days I saw guys use sandpaper
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i like using the sand blast cabinet works,, or heat them up with a propane torch will burn off the carbon and dry them out..
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^^^great ideas
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