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Old 11-03-2003, 11:52 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Motor Running Really lean

Im at school now and dont have the pic to post, but i pulled the plug out of #1 cylinder (far right side of motor) and there is carbon around the end of the screw-in part, but on the tip, its pure white all the way down the curved part. Does this mean that I am running way lean? What can i do to fix it? Advance the timing or just leave it the same?

(I wil post a pic when i get home tonight)
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Old 11-03-2003, 06:12 PM   #2 (permalink)
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if its a platinum plug itll burn white. dont advance the timing-itll only run leaner. is the lude running rough or sluggish?
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its runnin a lil rough, its an iridium plug.....let me get the camera real quick
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sorry, not a good pic, the camera would not focus right
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is this only on one plug? is it misfiring? if that plug looks different than the others, then you can narrow the issue down to that cylinder.
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its not misfiring, i just usually pull one plug (that one being the easiest to get to, less wires in the way) and assume the others are the same....assmue all look like that
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