15 minutes of fame: Spark Plugs

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  • tenders
    Afourian MVP
    • May 2007
    • 1440

    15 minutes of fame: Spark Plugs

    Yeah, I was skeptical too. But this did not disappoint. Unless you're Dave Neptune there is a lot of new information here:



    So that's what a "resistor" plug is...and looks like! Who knew the "C" in "AC Delco" and "Champion" were the same person!
  • TheDude7B7
    Senior Member
    • Sep 2019
    • 22

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    This video is great. To me, spark plugs are always those little doodads that either work good, need cleaning, or tossed; never really think about what goes on inside or how their current form came to be. I sent this link to my dad who is a mechanic of 50+ years and he loved it.

    Not to link spam this thread, but this showed up as one of the recommended videos when I clicked the link below:



    This guy created a see through head for a Briggs and Stratton; a flat head engine similar to our A4's. Over a series of 4 videos he runs different types of fuel through it to observe the flame kernel. Just multiply by four and you have a good idea of what is turning the prop. Now all I'm thinking about is a way to 3D print a transparent head for my A4 and do videos like these.
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