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spark plugs they were all black and i know my timing is bad

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helman14

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Feb 27, 2008
sioux falls, South Dakota
ok my car was acting up and it kept on miss firing and had no power once so ever. when i took out the spark plugs they were all black and i know my timing is bad. so what could be one of the problems for this cause i have no idea and im new with these cars
Thanks


Helman
 
Are you running stock boost levels ? If so i recommend getting a fresh new set of ngk bpr6es spark plugs and maybe some msd 8.5 cables to go along. Why do you think your timing is bad ?
 
^ Agreed. What timing are you talking about being off? Ignition or cam timing? Either way it should be fixed right away.
 
im talking about camtiming but i really dont know if that is my problem. these spark plugs are about 1 month old and the car is running stock boost, any other ideas?
 
How about fixing the cam timing first. Don't drive a car that you know something is wrong with. It is much easier to fix that then to buy a new engine if something happens.
 
Fix the timing first.then put new plugs in.why would u want to drive your car when an easy timing fix is the problem especially when you could potentially do alot of damage to your engine.
 
How about fixing the cam timing first. Don't drive a car that you know something is wrong with. It is much easier to fix that then to buy a new engine if something happens.
LMFAO yes it is cheaper to fix the timing instead of buying a new motor
okay only one question, since i am new with these cars how do you time it? dont you have to gound something to another thing. my sure the point on the cams are lined up and the TDC on the crank as well
 
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