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Yes, look for raw oil on the threads of the spark plug and on the electrode. If its on the threads it'll be o nthe electrodes too.
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Have you done any of the suggestions recommended to you on the forum? I know it's hard sometimes, I'm still trying to diagnose an electrical problem I'm having with mine. Replaced the alternator, the battery, batter cable end-connectors and I really don't know what else to do. Every day or two the battery dies. I have to post up and see if these guys can help me out. Almost sounds like your car is flooding to me? I wonder if just a good ol can of injector cleaner (available at almost all gas bars) would do the trick. If not, stick to the forums and if that doesn't get you anywhere quick enough or if you have a few bucks for diagnostics, bring her in and get her looked at.
You might just find that it's something simple ie: dirty maf (mass air flow sensor-located right where the air intake lid connects to-that little piece black corregated plastic (bellow) that connects to a metal plate (about an inch thick with wires running to it). Be very careful if you pull off your air intake (that can be a tight fit to get on/off) to have a look at the maf. What the maf looks like inside is a hollowed out hole/port that has a few metal like fishing line type strings going across the whole space of the port. They are delicate and those little beads you see hanging on those little wires going across, DON'T TOUCH THOSE, those are your sensors. It could be throwing your air fuel mixture off though if it is dirty in there. Ie: grass, dirt, or whatever else could be in there. Have you checked your air filter yet or for an exhaust leak?
All of these things can confuse the computer/pcm into making your car want to stall out or idle rough. I will post this reply in your thread too to see if anyone more knowledgeable then myself in this area cares to chime in. Good luck man, and don't let it get you down, it's just a car and try to remember, you'll learn something new each time you get her fixed. It's best to figure it out yourself in most cases, if not- learn
You might just find that it's something simple ie: dirty maf (mass air flow sensor-located right where the air intake lid connects to-that little piece black corregated plastic (bellow) that connects to a metal plate (about an inch thick with wires running to it). Be very careful if you pull off your air intake (that can be a tight fit to get on/off) to have a look at the maf. What the maf looks like inside is a hollowed out hole/port that has a few metal like fishing line type strings going across the whole space of the port. They are delicate and those little beads you see hanging on those little wires going across, DON'T TOUCH THOSE, those are your sensors. It could be throwing your air fuel mixture off though if it is dirty in there. Ie: grass, dirt, or whatever else could be in there. Have you checked your air filter yet or for an exhaust leak?
All of these things can confuse the computer/pcm into making your car want to stall out or idle rough. I will post this reply in your thread too to see if anyone more knowledgeable then myself in this area cares to chime in. Good luck man, and don't let it get you down, it's just a car and try to remember, you'll learn something new each time you get her fixed. It's best to figure it out yourself in most cases, if not- learn
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Pull 4 spark plugs out. The two front ones on the passenger side. Then the first and third plugs on the drivers side. It will take you 20 minutes to do all 4. Take pictures of the spark plugs to post.
Get a can off MAF cleaner. Clean the MAF good, and also lift your lid and spray the Inlet Air Sensor while its still in the lid. Don't take it out. (((As mentioned....DO NOT touch the little tiny sensor wires inside the MAF, let the spray do all the cleaning))) Spray the honeycomb screen real good too.
While you're there get a free PCM scan for possible codes.
Thats it.
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Sounds like the voice of reason to me How's it goin' LS6427? I'm still dealing with my battery/alt/relay/electrical/headlight problem. Two alternators, new battery, new ign cylinder with keys, new battery side post bolts, load tests, charging system tests, cleaned all grounds, etc etc etc!!! Lol. All that's left to do now is change the tires lmao. God these things can drive you crazy! BUT...I've got it narrowed down now with your help awhile back and some of these things needed to be done anyways. I learned the hard way just to take the advice off here and go with it. Saves time and money and I learned a lot in the process! Thanks again dude, and good luck OP! You're in good hands here. But you have to start somewhere and troubleshoot from there, take these guy's advice and then post back and let them know what's going on.
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Sounds like the voice of reason to me How's it goin' LS6427? I'm still dealing with my battery/alt/relay/electrical/headlight problem. Two alternators, new battery, new ign cylinder with keys, new battery side post bolts, load tests, charging system tests, cleaned all grounds, etc etc etc!!! Lol. All that's left to do now is change the tires lmao. God these things can drive you crazy! BUT...I've got it narrowed down now with your help awhile back and some of these things needed to be done anyways. I learned the hard way just to take the advice off here and go with it. Saves time and money and I learned a lot in the process! Thanks again dude, and good luck OP! You're in good hands here. But you have to start somewhere and troubleshoot from there, take these guy's advice and then post back and let them know what's going on.
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