Never heard of anyone wanting to do this. Safe? I suppose it is safe but the engine will have a very bad miss and sound horrible. Why would you want to do this?
Your gs mileage will suffer greatly and a bad plug is easy to change when you know which one it is, CheckSpark easily identifies bad plugs in seconds, no pulling wires or plugs until you have found the bad one. You get them on e-bay.
gap your plugs at 0.35 drive safe actually the CORRECT gap for these is .45 no wonder they told you to drive safe, must have known it would be running bad!!!
It depends how many are actually missing, if it is just one, then I would say it is reasonably safe, but would get it replaced ASAP.
i think it shouldbe safe gap .45
make sure you put the right plug wires to the plugs and you did not mix them up drive safe
You can set most plugs at .030 and be safe.
Using a three-prong plug with a missing ground post is unsafe because the ground wire helps protect against electrical shocks and fires.
yes if its faulty its like going into safe mode your engine will not fire drive safe
If you use NGK plugs BPR7ES or BPR7EIX the gap is 0.032. Safe riding!
Driving with a missing tire valve cap is generally safe, but it can lead to dirt and debris getting into the valve, potentially causing damage or a slow leak. It is recommended to replace the missing cap to prevent any issues with the tire valve.
No, it is not safe to drive with the cap missing from the tire valve. The cap helps to keep dirt and debris out of the valve, preventing air leaks and maintaining proper tire pressure. Driving without the cap can lead to potential issues with tire pressure and safety on the road.
.045 in is a safe bet, although you can probably find it on the emissions sticker under the hood.
Yes, it is safe. That is not an essential item for safe running of the car.Yes, it is safe. That is not an essential item for safe running of the car.