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Old 10-11-2006, 01:31 PM   #16
Brad
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Re: Is there any good way to clean spark plugs?

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Originally Posted by Longhorn Man View Post
Now, with all this said... I generally don't bother. Plugs are what... a buck and a half each? if I'm gonna go through the hassle of removing plugs... I generally screw new ones in.
Yes, after I wrote this I came to the same conclusion and figured that once I have my carb adjusted correctly and can make sure using the new plugs, I can clean the electrode off the old ones(if a bit yucky) and throw them in again knowing that everything is good to go. Besides, I only have to buy 6 anyway!

Thank you all for your suggestions!
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