Date: 11 May 2006 08:14:21 -0700 From: "Michael Hudson" <mahnospamotcommunications.com> Subject: Re: Regular gas in a 9.5?
> > Can an expert comment on this issue, to make sure we get the straight > > dope, please? Fred? > > > > Thanks! > > > > -- > > Viktor > > > > Yes, I had considered the cassette as well. But when those fail they > usually do, as yours did, suddenly and completely. > > My experience has been that as the sparkplugs age you get intermittent > problems such as what the OP has experienced. The plugs are cheap and > can be put in by almost anyone (just don't over-torque them and strip ot > the aluminum head). The change should be immediate and clear. > > -- > -Fred W Fred- You interest me strangely... when you say "almost anyone," do you really mean that? While I'm not a complete moron with things mechanical I'd have to admit to being somewhat more than a partial moron. Forgive this question in light of my last statement and tell me, doesn't the replacement of plugs require purpose-built and expensive tools and wrenches and things? If so, perhaps the purchase of said tool(s) would be offset by what I'd pay to have the things switched out. Yes? No? Thanks, M
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