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Its a spark plug non-fouler. It keeps the plug from fouling from getting oil on it.
http://www.dormanproducts.com/p-27615-42006.aspx?year=1989&make=Chevrolet&model=C3500&parttype=Spark%2520Plug%2520Non-Fouler&origin=keyword
http://www.dormanproducts.com/p-27615-42006.aspx?year=1989&make=Chevrolet&model=C3500&parttype=Spark%2520Plug%2520Non-Fouler&origin=keyword
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I second what Craig 85 said
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Basically it's a spark plug extension shield to keep the spark plug electrode
a little further out they are generally used on an engine that is worn and burning oil causing the spark plugs to foul
a little further out they are generally used on an engine that is worn and burning oil causing the spark plugs to foul
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Im bettin it aint there for no reason.
Those things are worth their weight in gold!
Put it back!
Those things are worth their weight in gold!
Put it back!
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LOL, wish I'd known about em when I had the durango.
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Haha that 5 bucks sure buys a lot of time!
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Do they not make those anymore?
I had an old 250 I6 that ran like a watch after I put one of those in #4 and #6.
I had an old 250 I6 that ran like a watch after I put one of those in #4 and #6.
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Speakin of the 250 I6, work continues on the 250 V8...as a point of interest, just sayin.
There's a Dorman part # for those, right?
Ima call O'reilly.
There's a Dorman part # for those, right?
Ima call O'reilly.
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