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And I'm a little worried. He's going to a car school, and has for the past year and this isn't anywhere near his first tune up, but I'm just curious as to whether or not he did everything right with changing the wires and spark plugs.
He was very careful when he scewed the spark plugs in and attached the wires (he also added a special grease to help if something goes wrong). But when I came home my dad said professionals use a special tool to measure it precisely.
Am I wrong in worrying? My car runs great if not better than it did before (not noticably better but maybe a couple extra horses). I've got a piece o' crap 92' Nissan sedan, but it gets me places and did cost me some $$.
If anybody has any experience with this please let me know what you think. BTW I've only had the new plugs and wires in for a day and have only drove it for a total of 30 min but it seems fine, not sure if it's the best though. Thanks
He was very careful when he scewed the spark plugs in and attached the wires (he also added a special grease to help if something goes wrong). But when I came home my dad said professionals use a special tool to measure it precisely.
Am I wrong in worrying? My car runs great if not better than it did before (not noticably better but maybe a couple extra horses). I've got a piece o' crap 92' Nissan sedan, but it gets me places and did cost me some $$.
If anybody has any experience with this please let me know what you think. BTW I've only had the new plugs and wires in for a day and have only drove it for a total of 30 min but it seems fine, not sure if it's the best though. Thanks