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Re: Greenish spark plugs

Subject: Re: Greenish spark plugs
by sliding on 2013/11/1 12:13:57

Actually, I'm glad that I've found this. I don't know if you remember, but I have built a new engine about 4 years ago. The reason for a new engine was that one valve broke in the old engine and made some serious damage to one of the heads and to cylinder block. So I've found a good used block and one used head. And ever since I have built this new engine, if I pushed it really hard for a longer period of time, sometimes a problem like I described in the first post would happen.
I belive that this head was cracked from the begining but the crack was probably smaller and it didn't make problems all of the time.
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