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What Do Spark Plugs Do?
Parts of a Spark Plug
How to Identify a Bad Spark Plug
Signs of a Bad Spark Plug
Tools for Changing Spark Plugs
What Types of Spark Plugs to Use
Where to Find Spark Plugs
How to Remove Spark Plug Wires
How to Remove a Spark Plug
How to Read Spark Plugs
How to Clean Spark Plugs
How to Set Spark Plug Gaps
How to Install a Spark Plug
How to Connect a Spark Plug Wire
How to Test Spark Plugs
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Summary: Spark plugs, like most car parts, can get very dirty. Learn how to clean spark plugs in this free online instructional video.
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"Hi, this is John on behalf of Expertvillage.com. In this video clip I will be showing you the procedures for cleaning your spark plugs. Now typically you would replace your spark plugs, but if you want to save a little money, what you can do is just clean them and put them back in your engine if after you have inspected them, they seem to be all right. The easiest procedure for cleaning them is to take a wire brush in your spark plug and make sure you clean the threads on the spark plug, you clean all the other components of the spark plug with your wire brush. Once you have cleaned your spark plug with the wire brush what you want to do is take some brake parts cleaner and spray a little bit on the spark plug just to clean any dirt and debris that may be left on the threads or any other part of it. "
eHow Article: How to Clean Spark Plugs
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waelshoukry said
on 10/29/2008 Jon, thank you VERY much for your videos! you have answered all the questions that I had in mind. Thanks again for your effort, much appreciated.