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Car Forum / Nissan / Nissan Altima / January 2004

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Problem Spark Plug

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Jon - 11 Dec 2003 14:23 GMT
I'm having a problem with my #1 Spark Plug Wire popping off.  It will not
stay on, it pops up about an inch.  I am on my second set of wires, the last
set being Bosch.  Any Ideas what might be causing this?
Eric F - 13 Dec 2003 06:58 GMT
try pushing the spark plug boot downward a little bit so the boot will cover
more of the plug itself.
Also get a pair of pliers and gently squeeze the metal clip.

> I'm having a problem with my #1 Spark Plug Wire popping off.  It will not
> stay on, it pops up about an inch.  I am on my second set of wires, the last
> set being Bosch.  Any Ideas what might be causing this?
Johnny Serrano - 02 Jan 2004 22:57 GMT
> I'm having a problem with my #1 Spark Plug Wire popping off.  It will not
> stay on, it pops up about an inch.  I am on my second set of wires, the last
> set being Bosch.  Any Ideas what might be causing this?

I had the same problem with the Bosch spark plug wires. You need to
replace them with the NGK or OEM type.
Papa Ray - 04 Jan 2004 21:09 GMT
Sounds like your plug is leaking compression. Take it out and clean
threads and seat and put back in. Don't break the plug but make it
firmly seated. Actually your supposed to torque them to a certain inch
lb but I don't remember it at this time.
Papa Ray - 04 Jan 2004 21:31 GMT
It might be that your engine compression is leaking out around the
plug, blowing the plug wire out.

Take plug out and clean threads and seat and reinstall. I forget what
the torque is but it is not a lot, its in inch lbs.

Papa Ray

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