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07-11-09, 04:47 PM
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Spark plug question
Hi,
The pic below is of the plugs just removed from my curvy both now replaced with nice new ones. The one on the left is from the front , the one on the right from the back, the one from the back had a thick sticky oil on the thread but the end looks ok, is this a sign of anything? - Thanks 
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07-11-09, 05:01 PM
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Noisy Git
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Re: Spark plug question
Nah looks alright, maybe a tiny weep from cam cover gasket but if it's not dripping out then leave well alone.
Did you use some anti-sieze on the new threads?
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07-11-09, 05:46 PM
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Re: Spark plug question
no I must admit I didn't although I never even thought about using some, didn't even know such a thing existed tbh, I'm not a spanner type person more of a dangerous person with spanners.
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