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Spark Plugs giving poor spark?
What could be the reason of spark plugs giving an orange spark as oppose to a blue or white spark?
I've tried several new plugs to make sure it's not that.
10 Answers
- ruskinflgatorLv 51 decade agoFavorite Answer
Bad coil, bad coil wire, insufficient voltage to the coil, insufficient trigger ground to the coil.
Source(s): ASE Mastertech - Anonymous1 decade ago
Low battery voltage
12 volt wires on the coil reversed
Plug wires with high resistance (old, cracked inside)
Bad "ground" connection on the plug.
Remember that the place where the plug screws in and SEATs is the ground for the plug. That ground connection (like all electrical connections) needs to be very clean.
Eric
- ReplicaLv 61 decade ago
Check the coil. It would appear that the coil is on its way out.
Could also be the electronic ignition that is becoming faulty, however, these tend to fail outright.
My bet is the coil.
- 1 decade ago
possibly coil or wires, if finances are a problem like with me, fine sandpaper on all contacts could prove to be very helpfull
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- 1 decade ago
you should change youre spark plug wires not hoses they are not hoses water does not run through them
- 1 decade ago
maybe its the spark plug hoses have you tried changing them.. if not then try it has to be your ditributor cap change that also.. go or call your local kragen and they will supply u with all ur information... good luck