Title: Things to Know About Bad Spark Plugs
1Things to Know About Bad Spark Plugs
2A spark plug is an essential component of an
internal combustion engine as it is responsible
for the spark which ignites the air-fuel mixture.
3 It helps in the uninterrupted movement of the
car, good combustion, low discharge of gases,
improved fuel economy and performance.
4Faulty spark plugs can lead to severe problems in
cars and in the worst case will not allow the
engine to start.
5The spark plugs do wear out over time, although
the actual lifespan varies depending on the usage
and type of the plug.
6Signs of a bad spark plug
Here are some of the common signs to look after
for detecting a bad spark plug at an early stage
and avoid any potential damage to the engine.
7Reduced performance
1
Poor fuel economy
2
Engine issues
3
8Reduced performance
9Look out for carbon deposits or marks of fuel on
the plug as they obstruct the functioning of the
spark plug and the plug needs to be restored.
10Poor fuel economy
11The car starts to consume more fuel as the fuel
gets wasted when the car fails to receive the
right amount of spark at the right time.
12Engine issues
13The biggest indicator of a bad spark plug is the
stalling of the engine and sudden drop in the
acceleration more often while driving.
14Reasons for spark plug wear out
15There are several factors that play a major role
in determining the lifespan of the spark plugs.
16Generally, the spark plugs wear out over time due
to aging, but still, it may get damaged earlier
due to the following reasons.
17More vibration
1
Excess heat
2
Oil leaks
3
18More vibration
19Constant wear and tear caused by the engine
vibration can loosen the electrical connection at
the spark plug.
20 This causes an increase in the voltage required
to fire the spark plugs which may damage the
ignition coil and the spark plug wires.
21 Excess heat
22The engine heat can burn the wire insulation and
boots and disrupt proper spark plug wire seating
and performance.
23The wire insulation, which is damaged by heat can
allow voltage to jump and overheated spark plugs
can cause the electrode to wear faster.
24Oil leaks
25When leaked oil seeps on to the spark plug, the
tip gets contaminated and creates damage and
additional wear.
26Carbon buildup on the tip due to dirty injectors
or a clogged air filter can also cause premature
failure of the spark plug.
27Benefits of replacing a bad spark plug
28The primary benefit of replacing a bad spark plug
with a new one is that you get rid of the
starting problems.
29 New spark plugs provide a lot of other
performance benefits such as-
30Optimal combustion
1
Better fuel economy
2
Less harmful exhaust
3
31Optimal combustion
32 The new spark plugs perform well and help to
have a fully functioning combustion system by
sorting out the performance issues.
33Better fuel economy
34Bad spark plugs can reduce the fuel efficiency
and should be replaced at specified intervals to
allow the car deliver better fuel economy.
35Less harmful exhaust
36 Regular engine tune-ups and change of spark
plugs results in cleaner emissions and help to
reduce air pollution.
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