What are the symptoms of incorrect spark plug heat range?
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Spark plug heat range issues manifest as: 1. If the heat range is too low, heat dissipation decreases, potentially causing engine knocking or even overheating the spark plug, leading to electrode damage; 2. Higher heat ranges dissipate heat faster, which can excessively lower spark plug temperature, causing carbon buildup on the ignition tip that leads to current leakage and ignition failure; 3. Engine misfiring may occur, resulting in abnormal vibration or power loss; 4. Impaired ignition capability prevents complete combustion of fuel-air mixture, creating acceleration hesitation - immediate spark plug replacement is required in such cases.