garrett
23.05.2021 13:42:16
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Appearance - Pinkish-red color on the ceramic insulator tip, the center electrode, and the ground electrode.
Spark plug used beyond its intended life.
Replace with a new set of Autolite spark plugs. more
Appearance - Grayish-tan to white color
So, a few of the symptoms indicated by your spark plug color have simple fixes. Also, the main advantage to checking out your spark plug color; is for a quick diagnostic tool. As a result, giving you a fairly good idea of how well your engine is performing. more
So, a visual inspection of the spark plug color; will display symptoms and conditions of the engine’s performance. Furthermore, it is important to remember that spark plugs; do not create heat they can only remove heat. The spark plug works as a heat exchanger; by pulling unwanted thermal energy away from the combustion chamber. Consequently, transferring the heat to the engine’s cooling system. more
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If it stays it is soot an normal. It depends on the weather and cold starts. Mine looked like dry coffee grime was on it the last time I changed, but I was running my car in short, cold conditions a lot. It is called dry fouling of the spark plugs if it gets all black, but dry. more
You wouldn’t really get rust unless there is humidity and humidity in the bad way would come from coolant. Coolant on plugs looks different however.
Do you know if you engine block is cast iron or aluminium? Cast iron blocks will shed a little iron dust when they wear. That is unavoidable. more
Check your distributor and rotor if you haven’t already, it may just be dirty points. I would get a pressure test done too, you may have a head gasket issue. Also (on an unrelated subject) I don’t know how many miles are on that 2e but from my experience the timing chains would stretch to the point that they would need to be replaced every 100,000 miles. I love those motors. [links]
Its only been 4660 miles since I last changed the plugs. I have an old toytoa the 2e engine one.