Topic: Scuttle leaked onto plug 6 (Read 591 times)

Malcolm_D · « **on:** 22 December 2010, 22:45:42 »

So this is the cause of the misfire, have removed all leads to be cleaned and checked, will do the same with plugs while I am at it. The leads were replaced last year so should be OK. While I have them off I want to check their 'performance', how can I do this and what reading on a multimeter should I be looking for, I am ok if it needs hitting with a big hammer but not so hot on electrics

Having checked and cleaned both the leads and the plugs should I be using anything to ensure a sound electrical connection when I put them back together?

Merry Christmas to all OOFs and a big thanks for the help, advice and interesting threads.

Welung666 · « **Reply #1 on:** 22 December 2010, 22:53:48 »

Run a bead of sealant down the join of the 2 halves of the skuttle, that should stop it happening again. May also be frugle to put a bead around each wiper spindle hole at the same time

Malcolm_D · « **Reply #2 on:** 22 December 2010, 22:58:28 »

Thanks - it is now on my 'to do' list after everything is back together, would you advise a squirt of WD40 inside the HT plug caps just before refitting or just leave them clean?

Welung666 · « **Reply #3 on:** 23 December 2010, 09:14:44 »

Just leave them clean

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