wet spark plugs in an sr20det. need advise
11-26-2007, 08:06 AM
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wet spark plugs in an sr20det. need advise
ok...i have white smoke out my exhaust(fuel problem?) and also have two cylinders not firin. lets call the two not firin 1 n 2 and the other two 3 n 4. the problem is that the spark plugs from 1 and 2 are wet killin the spark. even when i switch the spark plug out of the #3 and #1, cylinders 1 and two still do not fire, and come out wet. whitch made me rule out bad spark plugs. i did the same to the injectors and the coil packs. same result. what do yall think. Im all out of idea. appritiate any feed back. thanks. and if you have no advise or even if you do and know a shop that works on jdm motors in the hampton rd area that could help too. again thanks
11-26-2007, 08:12 AM
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Re: wet spark plugs in an sr20det. need advise
LOL wet with.....? coolant? oil? fuel?
sounds like a blown headgasket...
2 cylinders not 'working' and white smoke.
sounds like a blown headgasket...
2 cylinders not 'working' and white smoke.
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Re: wet spark plugs in an sr20det. need advise
ok...i have white smoke out my exhaust(fuel problem?) and also have two cylinders not firin. lets call the two not firin 1 n 2 and the other two 3 n 4. the problem is that the spark plugs from 1 and 2 are wet killin the spark. even when i switch the spark plug out of the #3 and #1, cylinders 1 and two still do not fire, and come out wet. whitch made me rule out bad spark plugs. i did the same to the injectors and the coil packs. same result. what do yall think. Im all out of idea. appritiate any feed back. thanks. and if you have no advise or even if you do and know a shop that works on jdm motors in the hampton rd area that could help too. again thanks
White smoke = blown headgasket
Blue smoke = oil
Black smoke = gas
11-26-2007, 08:44 AM
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Re: wet spark plugs in an sr20det. need advise
not the answer i was lookin for. i guess its head gasket and studs shopin time. 
thanks. question.........what if my oil is not cloudy?
thanks. question.........what if my oil is not cloudy?
