Help! Burning out spark plugs!
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Help! Burning out spark plugs!
I put an aftermarket intake on my 00 ls1 and after about a month and a half it started stuttering especially at low rpm.Read online that my E3 plugs had this type of problem so I replaced them with the O.E. model delcos. The car has run great for just over a month and now last night I felt the early stages of the stutter at low rpm thing again. WTF? do I need different plugs with this new intake? The plugs look clean but tan and almost maybe a baked look. Data looks good. Any ideas??? Thanks
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I was told that I wouldn't need to get a tune for the intake. The first BBK intake started leaking at the seals after 2 months also, going to smoke test this one this week and see if the second intake has same problem but I don't think so. I thought the ECM would adapt the air/fuel mix for a simple intake swap? Until I can get a tune done is there any plugs I can run that will hold up better than the E3s and the stock Delcos??? Thanks for your help, I will look for a tuner near me. Heck only able to drive it another month before putting it away. Any other suggestions are welcome.
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Thanks, was already looking at going to the LS6 intake in spring. I am surprised that I need a tune for an intake but you are not the first to tell me that on here so I am going to look for a tuner near me. Do you think the TR55s will hold up for a month until I put it away for the year? Thank you for your help!!!!!
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Thanks I will try the TR55s, the delcos only lasted about 350-500 miles. I will "TRY" not to beat on it too much.
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more than likely you have an issue with a plug wire than a plug if it's done this on 2 sets
could also be a vacuum leak, the tune shouldn't be off enough to matter
if you are buying fuel at a **** hole gas station like Casey's or EZ Marts that aren't branded fuel stop doing that
could also be a vacuum leak, the tune shouldn't be off enough to matter
if you are buying fuel at a **** hole gas station like Casey's or EZ Marts that aren't branded fuel stop doing that
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Sorry for the short multi answers, I'm at work. I have heard of problems with the MSD wires I have on it but the plugs all seem to be going bad. This intake had better not be leaking vacuum,,,,,,was an ordeal with them last time. Like you had said I didn't think I should need a tune just for an intake, the ECM should adapt.