What if I'm taking the plugs out at every oil change just to clean them anyways, Would I be able to run a few range lower colder plugs to keep detention away ?
Wyt is the difference between hot and cold spark plugs? 2) When do we need each one? 3) How do we increase the voltage in the spark plugs 4) Explain how to properly set the gap on a spark plug .. What are things to look out for? 5) Why are spark plug sockets important
Why would you ask a question that the video answers? Why would you ask questions the video was not meant to answer? If you want to know those things go find CZcams videos on that question. If you don't know when you need different temperature spark plugs, then you don't need them. If you don't know how to increase the voltage of a spark plug then you don't need to increase the voltage. If you modify your engine satellite with an accessory that requires a larger spark gap requiring increase ignition voltage either you know about the accessory or while you learn about the accessory you will learn a bit requires higher voltage ignition, but again if you don't know why you need increased voltage you don't know how to increase it then you don't need to increase it. If you want to know how to gap a spark plug go watch a video on it. But don't watch a video about replacing a water pump only to comment asking how to change a tire. Spark plug sockets are important because you need tools to remove a spark plug. It's like asking a plumber why is a pipe wrench important. I hope you see how stupid of a question that is and yes there are stupid questions. Spark plug sockets are not a requirement but a socket that is deep enough with enough clearance for the spark plug. Spark plug sockets have a rubber boot that holds a spark plug from falling out but if you have a socket that's the right size you can use other items to hold the socket in place. But if you want to do the job right with professionalism get the right tools
Hi good day am looking for some spark plug to work in a MR20 gas engine which has a CNG ket installed. Right now am using Denso FXE20HE11 PLUGS. I need some plugs to hold out for a long time because the CNG gas is causing the plugs to burnt out fast.
I agree with Antimortem, lots of misinformation; in the first 2 minutes only I noticed at least 3 erroneous statements. One of the worst is that a cold spark plug is more efficient removing heat away from the cylinder and vice versa for hot spark plugs. Cylinder temperature and spark plug thermal rating are two unrelated issues. A cylinder does not cool because of a cold spark plug. The OP should have consulted with a mechanic or at least glean the existing information online.
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Really great video thank you !
Thankd
I have a chevrolet big block 427 11-1 comp open chamber heads solid roller cam msd ign.Plugs are carbined up.Any ideas?
What if I'm taking the plugs out at every oil change just to clean them anyways,
Would I be able to run a few range lower colder plugs to keep detention away ?
no
Great vid
Wyt is the difference between hot and cold spark plugs?
2) When do we need each one?
3) How do we increase the voltage in the spark plugs
4) Explain how to properly set the gap on a spark plug .. What are things to look out for?
5) Why are spark plug sockets important
Why would you ask a question that the video answers?
Why would you ask questions the video was not meant to answer? If you want to know those things go find CZcams videos on that question.
If you don't know when you need different temperature spark plugs, then you don't need them.
If you don't know how to increase the voltage of a spark plug then you don't need to increase the voltage. If you modify your engine satellite with an accessory that requires a larger spark gap requiring increase ignition voltage either you know about the accessory or while you learn about the accessory you will learn a bit requires higher voltage ignition, but again if you don't know why you need increased voltage you don't know how to increase it then you don't need to increase it.
If you want to know how to gap a spark plug go watch a video on it. But don't watch a video about replacing a water pump only to comment asking how to change a tire.
Spark plug sockets are important because you need tools to remove a spark plug. It's like asking a plumber why is a pipe wrench important. I hope you see how stupid of a question that is and yes there are stupid questions. Spark plug sockets are not a requirement but a socket that is deep enough with enough clearance for the spark plug. Spark plug sockets have a rubber boot that holds a spark plug from falling out but if you have a socket that's the right size you can use other items to hold the socket in place. But if you want to do the job right with professionalism get the right tools
Very informative. Thanks❤
Makes sense now. Thank u
Electy-city.. made me think of Lazy Scranton 😄 Thanks.
Yeah that's precisely accurate 👊
Hi good day am looking for some spark plug to work in a MR20 gas engine which has a CNG ket installed. Right now am using Denso FXE20HE11 PLUGS. I need some plugs to hold out for a long time because the CNG gas is causing the plugs to burnt out fast.
Iridium plugs will help then
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what about mid plugs
LOOL
Yeah and what about Diablo plugs, Del inferno plugs and let's not forget green plugs.
Erroneous video.
in what way? You're not helpful.
I'm sorry if I made some factual errors. Would you kindly let me know what I got wrong and how I can improve?
How would you know it's erroneous if you have knowledge on this subject?
If you actually knew The heirs you would have explained it
I agree with Antimortem, lots of misinformation; in the first 2 minutes only I noticed at least 3 erroneous statements. One of the worst is that a cold spark plug is more efficient removing heat away from the cylinder and vice versa for hot spark plugs. Cylinder temperature and spark plug thermal rating are two unrelated issues. A cylinder does not cool because of a cold spark plug. The OP should have consulted with a mechanic or at least glean the existing information online.