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jtspells 08-01-2012 08:56 PM

Change your damn plugs!!
 
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Now i've had the car for about a year, 1 auto-x, 1 time trial, 1 HPDE and about 10k of DD (10 CPO S2 sitting at 34k now) i knew it was time for some plugs



The major reason for this is at the HPDE i was having misfire codes at full throttle that would go away (like coil issues, next project,) about to go on a 1500mi trip as well as mazda calls for 30k SP changes.



The one with the broken head was leading SP rear rotor that i had to take out of the SP wire with a set of needle nose pliers and if you can not see the 2nd pic they are quite "carboned" up


Discuss at what i found today......

RX8Soldier 08-01-2012 09:05 PM

You found that plugs were "fouled" at around the same time mazda recommends to change those. What is there to discuss? :dunno:

04Green 08-01-2012 09:06 PM

Then change the damn coils... They misfire when there is not enough spark...

RX8Soldier 08-01-2012 09:07 PM


Originally Posted by 04Green (Post 4319899)
Then change the damn coils... They misfire when there is not enough spark...

I was just coming back to bring that point up. Thanks 04Green :smoker:

jtspells 08-01-2012 09:08 PM


Originally Posted by RX8Soldier (Post 4319898)
You found that plugs were "fouled" at around the same time mazda recommends to change those. What is there to discuss? :dunno:


Why in the hell did the head of the SP come off in the SP boot.


Have been working on fords for 10 years and this is even a 1st for me!

RX8Soldier 08-01-2012 09:28 PM

It was most likely caused by installation error. It also could have happened during the removal. Although, there is a chance that it was manufacture error. I haven't seen this before, so I imagine it doesn't happen often


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