How to Deal with Water in the Spark Plug Hole?
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Replace with a new one immediately or dry it and wait for natural air drying. Below is relevant information about spark plugs: 1. Severe spark plug erosion: If the top of the spark plug is scarred, damaged, or the electrode is melted or eroded, it indicates that the spark plug is already damaged and should be replaced. When replacing, check the symptoms of erosion and changes in color to analyze the cause of the fault. 2. Electrode melting and insulator turning white: This indicates that the combustion chamber temperature is too high. This may be caused by excessive carbon deposits in the combustion chamber, excessively small valve clearance leading to overheated exhaust valves, poor performance of the cooling system, or the spark plug not being tightened to the specified torque. 3. Electrode rounding and insulator scarring: This indicates engine pre-ignition, which may be caused by premature ignition timing, low gasoline octane number, or excessively high spark plug heat value.