2004 636 wont rev past 12000 rpm's
#11
Pulling the plugs will give you a good idea of what your engine is doing. Lean, rich, starving... whatever.
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#12

Quote Originally Posted by MVSBrendon
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You think he'd get that much electrode erosion in 5 months? I ran 3 seasons on i set of plugs.

But pull the plugs and take a look at them, even if their still in good shape, then could give you some indications of what's going wrong inside.

Check this link
http://www.gnttype.org/techarea/engine/plugs.html

lugging around on idle alot like we do could foul out a cheap set of plugs in 5 months not saying thats definitely his problem but it could be
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#13
I put in the NGK EK plugs.. which were the split fire.. non irridium's I wont pay that kind of cash for irridiums... but i will try and change my plugs...
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#14
I just hate changing plugs, so I'd rather spend the $$$ to get nice plugs that I don't have to change.
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#15
if you dont get the iridiums you are wasting your money because they last so much longer than the regular plugs
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#16
Just bought these:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...m=230349733506
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#17
wow thats cheap for iridiums ..good find
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#18
Lets hope they are not used... haha
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#19

Quote Originally Posted by AdrenalineBoyz
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Lets hope they are not used... haha

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#20
be sure to check the gap too , i know people always say they come pregapped but even if they are pregapped they get bounced around alot so just double check it
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