Basically it means your fuel to air mixture is to rich (too much fuel and too little air), meaning that you are getting an incomplete burn of the fuel drawn into the cylinder for each cycle. It could also mean that you are not getting a hot enough spark (to ignite the mixture) thus leaving too much of the fuel unburned.
why do my spark plugs smell like gas but the conductor is dry just the threads smell like gas and are also wet
Glow plugs provide the heat for combustion in diesel engines, just like spark plugs are used to ignite regular gasoline in standard engines.
well, either they're wet with gasoline or worse, wet with coolant. If the former, perhaps the cylinders are flooding with fuel, and there is no combustion occurring, causing the spark plugs to become "wet". If the latter, you're in trouble! If the engine has been ran hot for an extended period of time, or been driven for long periods with an extremley low oil level, you most likely have a cracked head. Cracks in a cylinder head can allow coolant into the combustion chamber where the spark plug is, and this is almost ceatainly BAD news. There is an easy way to tell though, next time you pull the plugs to inspect them, give them a sniff to see if they smell like gasoline.
Like any car it depends on how many cylinders the car has. If it is a 4 cylinder then it has 4 spark plugs. If it's a 6 cylinder it has 6 spark plugs. An 8 cylinder truck has 8 spark plugs
switch the order of the spark plugs at the cap, just remember to mark them before you mve them!
speak for yourself my balls dont smell like gasoline. sounds like a personal problem to me
Yes. All the gasoline needs is a source of ignition like a wayward spark from a spark plug wire.
To change the spark plugs on a Maruti Alto, first, make sure the car is turned off and parked safely. Find the spark plugs at the end of the rubber-like wires in the engine. Remove the wire from the spark plus, remove the old spark plugs, and put in the new ones, and replace the wires.
remove spark plugs dry them with a cloth put them back in crank the engine take them out again look to see if they re wet and smell like fuel
Take them out like any ordinary spark plug system.
I'm not a mechanic but it sounds like there has been a mixup involving your spark plug wires , either at the coil pack or at the spark plugs
Dirty spark plugs can occur on any make, model, or year. Changing the spark plugs should be done for maintenance, such as when you do a tune up.