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Re: ice dropplets on spark plugs?
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Posted by Will Sick on January 24, 2004 at 22:18:48 from (199.120.121.98):
In Reply to: ice dropplets on spark plugs? posted by Chris on January 24, 2004 at 17:02:45:
Ono of the products of combustion is water.When you first start an engine when it is cold you can see the warer vapor in the exhaust. After the engine gets up to operating temp the water goes out as steam. There is quite often water still present in the cylinders after you shut the engine down. You may for some reason have a weaker spark which keeps the plugs from firing good enough to start the engine. Check the spark by holding a plug wire out from the plug when you turn it over.It should be blue and jump at least a quarter of an inch when cranking the motor.Running the engine at proper operating temp does make a difference as some have stated.
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