What's The Best Way Ff Testing Spark Plugs Without An OBD Reader?
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Most repair manuals have a page dedicated to multiple photos of spark plug conditions at the tip. They show normal conditions, too lean, too rich, etc. You can compare them that way. But from what I've seen in my past several days of research, if you already have them out, go ahead and gap check and replace...unless you have an inline 6 model, those look waaaaaaaay easier to replace lol
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Most repair manuals have a page dedicated to multiple photos of spark plug conditions at the tip. They show normal conditions, too lean, too rich, etc. You can compare them that way. But from what I've seen in my past several days of research, if you already have them out, go ahead and gap check and replace...unless you have an inline 6 model, those look waaaaaaaay easier to replace lol
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I did exactly the same and got a reading of Zero Ohms on all of the Six Plugs which was what I was after
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