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Brainchild · November 20th, 2002, 10:06 PM

I'm guessing if you din't notice the problem before, it prolly wasn't there.
I would guess the Bosch plugs may be playing a part in this. If you still have the old ones, I would put those back in and see if it improves.Also check and makes certain the boots on the end of the wires is completely covering the end of the plug, and the contact is snapping down over the end as well. It could have spark jumping around outside the plug, making it act funny.But not enough to notice it under load.

If it is the plugs, take them back and get a refund.I really don't like those Bosch plugs myself.

BC

November 20th, 2002, 10:06 PM	#5 (permalink)
Brainchild OH NO! Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Monett Missouri Posts: 4,300	I'm guessing if you din't notice the problem before, it prolly wasn't there. I would guess the Bosch plugs may be playing a part in this. If you still have the old ones, I would put those back in and see if it improves.Also check and makes certain the boots on the end of the wires is completely covering the end of the plug, and the contact is snapping down over the end as well. It could have spark jumping around outside the plug, making it act funny.But not enough to notice it under load. If it is the plugs, take them back and get a refund.I really don't like those Bosch plugs myself. BC __________________ The impossible takes more time,and costs more money.