plugs, etc... question

Number the plugs and keep them for reference.

Sell them on eBay.

Sell them on ebay, # them for reference ROFLMAO. Just throw the **** things away man LOL.

Thanks for the laugh

Just put teh new plugs in, put new oil in, put new air filter in,oh yea, new oil filter and throw all the old **** away...Yer killin us!!

Does this mean I can't sell all the plugs and old oil filters I have saved? **** wish someone had said this earlier

They are all numbered and have actual mileage recorded as well

hmm seems that other people didnt know you had to throw them out. alright kool thanks

hmmm

Some posts need to be fun.

79-280-ZX's remark about sell them on ebay was darn right funny.

Too few posts here have any humor. We get alot of stupid replies, and sadly they are often thought to be serious replies.

SlateFox.... dont throw your Sparkplugs away. I have used my old plugs for jsut that....plugging holes temporarily! Today, Mike told me to take off the AAR and figure someway of plugging up the hoses while I let the car idle...guess what I used? AND... when my AFM boot hose had a leak.. I put a plug in the nipple on top of the Hose.....she started. After 18 months...it was that plug that helped me to start her. So...something arent so bad to keep.. I have more old ****... lol! Ya never know! Now, want buy some used injectors? )


Jack what the **** you talking about? No humour in posts???? Im STILL laughing over the ceramic coated internals!!!! HAHAHAHA!!!! I know he couldnt have been serious...could he? )

Elaine I thought you were better than most here...I know they don't read a complete post, but you said you did. How did you miss

'...We get alot of stupid replies, and sadly they are often thought to be serious replies.

I realise it was last sentence, but fits that person's total lack of knowledge. Ok the **** with politically correctness his ignorance.

**** Jack...just when I was taking you serious!!! )

new plugs? just take the old ones to the wire wheel on your bench grinder.

but make sure to do so every 10,000 miles. right? :- )

Cleaning plugs with a grinder is a WASTE of time IMO. Sort of like putting lipstick on a pig will make them look pretty is all. If the plugs are firing properly and engine has correct a/f they would clean themselves.

Plugs are not expensive and can rob the engine of performance. Save money by not using higher than neccessary octane and using new plugs when needed.

I had carboned up plugs earlier this year after my temp sensor connector came off. It was so thick the car would not start.

I soaked the plugs in diesel and wire brushed the plugs. They did not look so bad. After a couple hundred miles, they looked normal from the cylinder environment's cleaning action.

I suppose that is why I said

If the plugs are firing properly and engine has correct a/f they would clean themselves

Yes I suppose that is why.