Hey all,
Lets step into the way back machine and take a journey to the land of the factory fresh SC. Back when I had my car and started having ignition issues and started searching for the most basic of question to us now is the car was missing under boost. Well back then (mid/late 90's) I had run across where we were talking about the waste spark ignition and how the original spark plugs were different part numbers and were single platinum one had the platinum on the electrode and the other had the platinum on the tip. I recall pulling my plugs and finding that indeed they were 2 different spark plugs and of course when replacing them went with double platinums since the original part numbers had been long discontinued and it would make no sense to install them in the car even if they were available since if they were switched they would wear out faster. Now my question is does anyone else recall the part numbers even though they are obsolete or remember which way the current flows through the coils and system?
Thanks
Jeff
Lets step into the way back machine and take a journey to the land of the factory fresh SC. Back when I had my car and started having ignition issues and started searching for the most basic of question to us now is the car was missing under boost. Well back then (mid/late 90's) I had run across where we were talking about the waste spark ignition and how the original spark plugs were different part numbers and were single platinum one had the platinum on the electrode and the other had the platinum on the tip. I recall pulling my plugs and finding that indeed they were 2 different spark plugs and of course when replacing them went with double platinums since the original part numbers had been long discontinued and it would make no sense to install them in the car even if they were available since if they were switched they would wear out faster. Now my question is does anyone else recall the part numbers even though they are obsolete or remember which way the current flows through the coils and system?
Thanks
Jeff