shit this sucks i got a broken spark plug and porslin in my motor
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shit this sucks i got a broken spark plug and porslin in my motor
this is a pain in my ass
jest like the post says i got a broken spark plug in my motor
i pulled the plug out and porslin got in
how do i fix this? with out pulling the head
and smokes in that clinder
1991 integra ls
jest like the post says i got a broken spark plug in my motor
i pulled the plug out and porslin got in
how do i fix this? with out pulling the head
and smokes in that clinder
1991 integra ls
Last edited by brandanintegra; Oct 15, 2007 at 02:20 PM.
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If it is just one chunk of porcelain (as opposed to small shrapnel) I have had success getting objects out of cylinders with a piece of wire (Basic automotive 16 guage primary wire) and a piece of duct tape or bubble gum balled at the end. you can prod around in the cylinder and as long as you don't get too much oil on the sticky part you may be in luck.
Don't lose the bubble gum in there too though. I did that the first time the learned to loop the wire and then ball up the gum (Chick pea sized ball) this keeps the gum on the wire... trident worked well HA HA.
If pieces are small you can turn the engine over with the starter with the plugs out and if your lucky the pieces might come flying out the spark plug hole. (This is very dangerous as the porcelain will do a lot of damage to the cylinder if it rubs.)
Good luck
Don't lose the bubble gum in there too though. I did that the first time the learned to loop the wire and then ball up the gum (Chick pea sized ball) this keeps the gum on the wire... trident worked well HA HA.
If pieces are small you can turn the engine over with the starter with the plugs out and if your lucky the pieces might come flying out the spark plug hole. (This is very dangerous as the porcelain will do a lot of damage to the cylinder if it rubs.)
Good luck
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its not as bad as its seams i gess also ive got a few parts iwont to put it
like b161 PISTONS and dule valve springs and tietaiem retaners
fi you got any tips on the b16a pistons with LS rods/crank/block and head that will help me im welling to listen any thing at all and problums i will come into
like b161 PISTONS and dule valve springs and tietaiem retaners
fi you got any tips on the b16a pistons with LS rods/crank/block and head that will help me im welling to listen any thing at all and problums i will come into
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If it is just one chunk of porcelain (as opposed to small shrapnel) I have had success getting objects out of cylinders with a piece of wire (Basic automotive 16 guage primary wire) and a piece of duct tape or bubble gum balled at the end. you can prod around in the cylinder and as long as you don't get too much oil on the sticky part you may be in luck.
Don't lose the bubble gum in there too though. I did that the first time the learned to loop the wire and then ball up the gum (Chick pea sized ball) this keeps the gum on the wire... trident worked well HA HA.
If pieces are small you can turn the engine over with the starter with the plugs out and if your lucky the pieces might come flying out the spark plug hole. (This is very dangerous as the porcelain will do a lot of damage to the cylinder if it rubs.)
Good luck
Don't lose the bubble gum in there too though. I did that the first time the learned to loop the wire and then ball up the gum (Chick pea sized ball) this keeps the gum on the wire... trident worked well HA HA.
If pieces are small you can turn the engine over with the starter with the plugs out and if your lucky the pieces might come flying out the spark plug hole. (This is very dangerous as the porcelain will do a lot of damage to the cylinder if it rubs.)
Good luck
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smoke ????
oh just saw the original message. Tell me more about the smoke, (color, smell) was the engine still hot?
this came out when you removed the spark plug?
oh just saw the original message. Tell me more about the smoke, (color, smell) was the engine still hot?
this came out when you removed the spark plug?
Last edited by TheOtherDave™; Oct 15, 2007 at 08:40 PM. Reason: Merged
