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![]() Oops. Sixth paragraph, last line is supposed to read: It was *never* this rough before, even leaned for 200 RPM drop and stumbling. -- Roger Long |
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Get those sparkplugs checked by someone with a plug tester and an ear
for the job. We have had considerable roughness caused by bad plugs recently. We used to use nothing but Auburn plugs until Champion bought them up and shut them down, and had to use Champs even though they fail internally after only a couple hundred hours. When Unison brought out the Autolite plugs, which are based on the old Auburn design, we got good service until lately when we've been finding the plugs' internal resistance going up and causing arcing in the connector barrel. You have to know what to listen for when testing them. The spark in the cylinder gets weak and much more sensitive to mixture inconsistencies and changes. When is someone going to bring out a reliable aircraft engine plug? Dan |
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