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The problem isn't with the old plugs having lost a piece inside the plug wires, but rather that the new plugs still have the widget still screwed onto them. Remove those and be at peace.The car makes it possible, but the driver makes it happen.
Jim Levie, Huntsville, AL -
Well unfortunately I ended getting one out, and it flew somewhere, and I can't get any of the new caps to snap in there.Comment
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Oh shit. You screwed up your wires. New set is in order. Yeah, that little cap on the top of the spark plugs is what needs to come off. It screws on/off.Originally posted by george gravesComment
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You've just demolished your plug wire. Buy a set, remove the caps from the plugs by unscrewing them, and buy a Bentley Manual. Good luck.
EDIT: My puter took forever to post that. ^Wut he sed.
Every day I wake up we drink a lot of coffee and watch the CNN
Every day I wake up to a bowl of clover honey and let the locusts fly in.
Lobsterbacks attack the town again
Wrap all my things in aluminum
Beams of darkness streak across the sky
Pink rays from the ancient satellite
Every time I look out my window same three dogs looking back at me.
Every time I open my windows cranes fly in to terrorize me.Comment
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faillllllllllComment
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Anger is not the prescribed tool for learning how to work on E30s. It will cost you dearly. Be patient, and get a Bentley.sigpic
Mike
'91 325i track car. Mostly...Comment
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Well it was either the plugs, wires, or fuel filter because I did those 3 and now it runs fine. I've still got another car for 4 days, should I do anything else while I have another car?
I was thinking timing belt because I have no idea when that was done, but that's quite a bit harder (or so I've heard).
My steering also makes a loud squeal/screeching noise at full lock.Last edited by Knoepfler; 03-02-2009, 06:51 PM.Comment
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