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They were quite loose. Just barely hand tight, more than finger right. If I put 92-3 non Ethanol fuel in there would these spark plugs be fine to re use? They r supposed to be pre gapped but I haven’t measured if they’ve moved. Or will they absolutely misfire due to being so fouled out. I might throw in the old ones. I’d hate buying new then ruining them immediately after. I could have fouled them out during the priming process. I was cranking the engine over with coils unplugged but I believe that also cuts fuel delivery.For new plug threads to look like that suggests the plugs were quite loose. Would this account for the misfires?
Anything is possible...
Up to you if you want to install the plugs -- after confirming they are properly gapped) -- and then be sure they are properly torqued.
Fuel stablizers are crap. Get fresh fuel in the tank.
The misfire codes:
2EE2: Combustion misfiring, several cylinders: damaging exhaust gas after start sequence
2EEC: Combustion misfiring, cylinder 3: damaging exhaust gas after start sequence
suggest the engine is running too rich. At least upon startup.
Wonder what the intake air temperature and coolant temperature sensor readings are?
Bad/weak coils could account for misfires of the rich kind. For bad coils read also bad wiring/electrical connections. Also you sure the battery is fully charged? And the battery connections/cabling is all good?
Compression test won't hurt the piston rings. But not sure a compression test is called for at this time.
Don't know about adjusting flow rate of the injectors but if that is a thing it probably should be done. Injectors delivering more fuel than the engine controller expects can certainly result in rich misfires.
It is clear from the threads combustion gases were flowing up past the threads. A misfire is a cylinder fails to accelerate the flywheel the expected amount on its power stroke. To have some combustion pressure escaping past the loose plugs can account for the misfires.They were quite loose. Just barely hand tight, more than finger right. If I put 92-3 non Ethanol fuel in there would these spark plugs be fine to re use? They r supposed to be pre gapped but I haven’t measured if they’ve moved. Or will they absolutely misfire due to being so fouled out. I might throw in the old ones. I’d hate buying new then ruining them immediately after. I could have fouled them out during the priming process. I was cranking the engine over with coils unplugged but I believe that also cuts fuel delivery.
Got a new Oem battery in there, I’d hope it’s the coils. I haven’t swapped cylinders with them yet. I might try swapping them around when I add better fuel today. I’ll be sure to watch the live data of intake and coolant temps