spark plug electrode colour

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spark plug electrode colour

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Feb 5th, 2008, 16:46	#1
spaceace Junior Member Last Online: Oct 19th, 2009 18:34 Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Leeds	spark plug electrode colour Hi, I've just replaced my plugs in the T4 with Volvo plugs. The NGK PFR6B's that came out of it seemed to be a bit grey/white on the outer electrode. Having dug out the Haynes, apparently this could mean lean mixture. I only use super unleaded/optimax etc - is there anything I need to do to lean the mix up a bit....or am I worrying unnecessarily? BTW, the NGK PFR6B plugs that I took out are identical in every way to the Volvo plugs, even down to the weird looking middle electrode. Cheers Jay

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