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Old 04-24-2002, 10:07 PM
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Steve,

Hmm.. you have all the bases covered.. I'm stumped.. All I get after shutting it down and re starting is a puff of fuel smoke..

You say they are fouled coming off the trailer.. Are they fouled to the point that they must be removed and cleaned prior to running again? Or are they just wet and sooty?? I know it sounds risky to leave them in and let the engine clean them warming up but I have never looked at my plugs after a brief start and stop (though it isn't something I regularly do) but I have never had them load up to that point... and as such have never pulled them out after such a brief run...

Sorry I couldn't be of more help.. I still don't think a non resistor plug would be the answer, even if you could find one..

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