hondachris1994

check my sparkplug out. Whats the problem here? too rich to lean.....?
The pic is kinda blurry but check it out


http://i46.photobucket.com/alb...g.jpg

Marauder

Its so blurry....but the fact that the tip is so white, you are running lean. It needs more fuel until the porselin looks light brown.

.Ry

Its fine unless you pulled the plug after a full throttle pass. Hondas run lean at idle. That is not that white. When I pulled mine a few months back it was like that. I searched on here quite a bit, and was able to find others who had the same plug color and were fine. On here somewhere is a chart that shows what a plug that is to hot look like, it will be all blistery and skinny. Yours looks fine, to get that brownish/tanish color from a Civic you would almost need some type of fuel managment system.

hondachris1994

Sorry camera phone pic.

hondachris1994

[QUOTE= Yours looks fine, to get that brownish/tanish color from a Civic you would almost need some type of fuel managment system.[/QUOTE]Is this correct? anyone

hondachris1994

ttt I know its kinda blurry

MrRealityman

couldnt tell ya. its hard to see. and i dont know much about plugs. ill go to class today and see what the chart on the wall says. in the meentime try and get me a clear picture.
i have bosch plat 4's in my car. i think i put them in in december. mainly because my car will idel ruff in the cold. now there jet black, and they have a lot of carbon buildup on them. i mean like chunky. so i filled up on 94octane and put some lucas injector cleaner through my tank. and right away my car willl softly in the morning.

sicky

WTF is with the goole image?

hondachris1994

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by turner7205 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote"> Hondas run lean at idle. That is not that white. When I pulled mine a few months back it was like that. I searched on here quite a bit, and was able to find others who had the same plug color and were fine. On here somewhere is a chart that shows what a plug that is to hot look like, it will be all blistery and skinny. Yours looks fine, to get that brownish/tanish color from a Civic you would almost need some type of fuel managment system.</TD></TR></TABLE>Anyone else know somethin.Can I fix this problem with a adjustable fuel regulator?

AutoXer

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by hondachris1994 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Anyone else know somethin.Can I fix this problem with a adjustable fuel regulator?</TD></TR></TABLE>

It's really not a problem. My plugs have always looked like that. Hondas tend to run a bit lean.

GetawayInMoscow

Effing A

Did you pull your plugs after a full throttle run or not?

hondachris1994

no not really

killerformula

the base ring will tell you more about your mixture than anything else. The electrode is more for looking at the heat-range of your plug.

K

Rev2Eight

Lol whats that google earth image have to do with his plug???

EJ8mike

^^ lol dude thats where the plug is located right now. aren't u glad u know now.