Vehicle doesn't make any difference, daughter's vehicle was getting a misfire when she hit the gas. Removed four NGK spark plugs, clean, gap was okay, but a rim of some gummy substance at the base of the ceramic where in mates with the metal.
Put them in my spark plug tester, find spark with low pressure, but when I increased the pressure to 150 psi, could not only feel air coming out of that poor seal, but also blew out the spark.
With the vast proliferation of spark plug types, out of eight places in town, not one had her type, so had to order these off the net. For now, cleaned off that gum and used a high temperature glue to help retard those leaks, and told her to be easy on the gas.
Japan is even worse than the US with their corporations buy crap from 3rd world countries, workers in Japan are paying the price like we are. NGK plugs were good at one time, but add this to your history book.
Put them in my spark plug tester, find spark with low pressure, but when I increased the pressure to 150 psi, could not only feel air coming out of that poor seal, but also blew out the spark.
With the vast proliferation of spark plug types, out of eight places in town, not one had her type, so had to order these off the net. For now, cleaned off that gum and used a high temperature glue to help retard those leaks, and told her to be easy on the gas.
Japan is even worse than the US with their corporations buy crap from 3rd world countries, workers in Japan are paying the price like we are. NGK plugs were good at one time, but add this to your history book.