Oh Crap!
Oh Crap!
Hey all,
I was just doing some routine maintenence (I've been wanting to learn more about my car) and I took out the spark plugs to replace them with NGK's. Then I noticed there was some sandy sediment around the spark plug openings. I got a vacuum and sucked it out, but I'm sure some of it fell into the engine...
I don't want to start the engine for fear of damage.
Needless to say I know just the basic stuff and this situation is beyond me. Any advice is greatly appreciated!!!
-Minty
I was just doing some routine maintenence (I've been wanting to learn more about my car) and I took out the spark plugs to replace them with NGK's. Then I noticed there was some sandy sediment around the spark plug openings. I got a vacuum and sucked it out, but I'm sure some of it fell into the engine...
I don't want to start the engine for fear of damage.
Needless to say I know just the basic stuff and this situation is beyond me. Any advice is greatly appreciated!!!
-Minty
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