silverscottsk10
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NopeDon't you remember heating up your fouled plugs on your little dirt bike or lawn mower?
Same thing
Its the same as what a self cleaning oven does. It just burns all the deposits and oil to a crisp which falls off and leaves the plug nice and clean. It still looks whitish from the ash but when you put them back in after re gapping them as well they will work as well as brand new.
If the electrodes are disintegrated then you need new plugs but as long as the v on the tip is there and the arch is good no need for new plugs.
You could test them after to make sure they work as there is always the possibility of it being a dead plug.
I wire brushed mine, worked pretty good too
Never had a torch til last year either