Re: [AMC-list] Clean the sparkies, or replace

[C The <kwtheaker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

     i recall, hundreds of years ago, you could buy a spark plug
cleaning device, this one made by Champion.   It did a
sandblasting kind of thing and of course they sold the sand
too.  
  
 
Date: Tue, 27 Jul 2010 10:36:24 -0700
From: tom jennings <tomj@xxxxxxx>
To: "AMC, Rambler, Nash, Jeep and family" <amc-list@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Re: [AMC-list] Clean the sparkies, or replace
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Joe's right, and it's OK to use Elmer's Glue on broken plugs. You
don't really want all 6 cylinders running at once anyways it uses more
gas.


(If they're new and fuel-sooty, and you get it tuned right that stuff
will likely just burn off in the next 500 miles. You could swish the
ends in a container of solvent or a squirt of carb cleaner might get
most of it off.)

If the vendors are on vacation, their voicemail or webpage should say
so, and a courtesy call back even too late doesn't hurt. Business
works two ways -- respect gains respect. I've had occasional similar
experiences. I tend not to call back those that are unreliable
communicators. A few people are part time, "kitchen" type operations,
or just plain hobbiests like me, and when that's clear, I'm far more
accomodating -- I'd want the same thing! Full time business though,
come on, answer the phone or return calls! (or accept email).


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