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On 29 Apr 99, at 7:10, Erkson, Toby wrote: > Ya got me confused here. The spark plug is grounded via its threading to > the head, right? Wouldn't this non-conductive compound be a bad thing, > electricity-wise? There's no way that this could affect the conductivity enough to make any difference. The problem with conductive anti-seizes in this application is that there will always be a bit of it squeeze out on the face of the head, next to the spark plug hole. Next time you put a plug in that hole there is some chance of getting some of the anti- seize on the plug insulator as you "search" for the hole. This can lead to a fouled plug. Jim - ******************************* Jim Adney, jadney@vwtype3.org Madison, Wisconsin, USA ******************************* ------------------------------------------------------------------- Search old messages on the Web! Visit