[AT] Having battery problems--so how to fix?

[Mike Sloane]

When I have heated spark plugs, I just wave a propane torch on them long 
enough to burn off the accumulated oil, gas, moisture, and other crud. I 
don't try to get the whole thing red hot.

Mike

Wayne Snelling wrote:
> How does anyone heat a plug red hot without ruining the ceramic tips? 
> They will crack when hit with a hot tourch unless you spend a long-long 
> trime gradually heating them? Inquiring minds want to know.
> 
> Wayne
> 
> Ralph Goff wrote:
> 
>> Howard
>> Yes that works too. A friend of mine used that technique to start his 
>> snowmobile years ago. This was a twin cylinder Curtis Wright recoil 
>> start and it could be stubborn at times. He would heat those plugs 
>> good and hot, turn them back in and it did seem to help starting.
>>


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