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Posted: Wed Apr 15th, 2020 12:13 am

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The dirt in the threads is deep in the threads... not usually from dirt in the plug hole, which would usually loosen up enough when the socket gets in there... it wouldn't force it in the threads... UNLESS it was a wipe off.

VelociRanger, have you pulled the there plug... how do they look ?

Then we need to ask... If Jamman is correct, and the dirt was in the Plug Hole, did it go in the cylinder ?

To me, get it figures out, do as Jamman stated blow out the holes before taking the others out !

I think the plug is just old but the dirt in the threads bothers me !

Last edited on Wed Apr 15th, 2020 11:40 am by Scrambler82

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