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Old Dec 11, 2006 | 01:33 PM
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Ok, sparks, wires, dist cap, rotor replaced...engine works fine and smoother than yesterday. Friday is the VSS and since everything has gone so well, I'm thinking about flushing the coolant.

3 of my old sparks had oil on the threads and even up on the white ceramic part. How bad is that? Is there something else I should do even after replacing them with new ones and wires? I drove around a bit after swapping em and then pulled the cap off and checked...no oil. So what does it mean to have oil on my sparks?


Originally Posted by b-bomb
Oh come on. He's actually taking car of this car, which, like fathom said, is a lot more than most people do, and although you can spend a lot more money and get better parts, bosch is not going to ruin the car.
Honestly man, I think you're doing a great job and you are well on your way to 250k and you may even pass it. And after reading this I think I am going to do the same to my 91. I have 210k miles already and it runs well, but I think the sea foam will help. And I am also trying to replace my vss. I've been without one for a month or 2 myself, but it is pretty hard to reach. I got mine online for like $35 and I just need to put it in now.

thanks for the support. I'm dreading the arrival of my vss ($35ish as well) cause I could barely get one hand on it (once I found it).
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