Spark plug wells

[Rhaney2]

Whats the point of changing the plugs if the wells just fill with water?

 

[drdoom]

So you will be fully motivated to correct the problem of water infiltration.

 

[Rhaney2]

So you will be fully motivated to correct the problem of water infiltration.

What's they best way to correct the problem?

 

[drdoom]

You may need to replace the intake manifold.

 

[odinjunior]

Why would "Water" be pooling in the plug wells?

Do you perhaps mean "engine coolant"

Your original post makes it sound like you are 4 wheeling in a lake.

 

[Rhaney2]

Why would "Water" be pooling in the plug wells?

Do you perhaps mean "engine coolant"

Your original post makes it sound like you are 4 wheeling in a lake.

No coolant. The boot from the coil pack isn't water tight. Everytime it rains, I get misfire code. Tired of replacing plugs if they're just going to get fouled.

 

[rbbaker]

What I did with mine (because I had a coolant leak, which has been fixed) is run a bead of grease along the boot lip and when I tightened it back down it made a relatively waterproof seal.

 

[drdoom]

Baker that is how I do it.

 

[drdoom]

Haney do you still have splashguards on your truck?

 

[Number4]

Never had water issues getting in the wells. That's a lot of water to fill them up. Need to find the source of the leak.

You have a hood on?