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Posted by oldcraneguy on November 10, 2006 at 10:52:11 from (70.149.54.250):
In Reply to: Re: Yes posted by jdemaris on November 09, 2006 at 19:22:51:
Heck JD, At least you still had electrodes... I ran a 73 f-100 with a 360 V-8 68000 mi.without changin plugs and for the last 6 or 8k it would miss a bit in the morning til it got warm enough to blow it out then run fine, finally it got to where it wouldnt hit on 8 period so I broke down and pulled the plugs, 4 of them looked like an empty pipe! I mean there was nothin in the first 5/8" of the threads and none of them had more than a pinhead where the ground electrode was I was suprised ANY of em were firing... Ive gotten a little better since then about stayin ontop of those things...lol
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