Spartplug boots

[steveww]

Having had the sparkplugs in and out a few times recently I have noticed
that a certain ammount of crud accumulates around the base of the
sparklug which can fall in to the cylinder if one is not careful. Does
anyone know if there are any sparkplug boots available that will pull
the sparkplug well to stop the crud falling in?

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Regards,

Steve Waterworth
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Einstein: "The faster you drive, the slower you age..."

[pamitchell]

I bought VW plug covers at a local Bug shop to solve this problem.
The plug covers are used to seal the plug leads on the engine tin of
air cooled VWs. Fits tight and inexpensive.
Rgds,
Phil Mitchell - San Jose CA. 69 S4 FHC

[Lincoln62]

I always give mine a blast with the compressor to get the crud out before
pulling the plugs. If you don't have a compressor you could head down the
service station and use the tyre inflator. Good excuse for a drive.

Peter
66S2

[jeff jackson]

Since we are talking about spark plugs et al. I wondered if anyone knows
of the number for the distributor cap to fit a TC lucas 23D distributor.
I have seen some vendors offering the cap and magnetox leads for around
?60. I would like to moderise this part of my ignition, as the TC
rebuild is nearing completion. ( back on the road by September?)
Regards
Jeff 72+2

[steveww]

I know it has been a while since you replied.....


Regards,

Steve Waterworth
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Einstein: "The faster you drive, the slower you age..."

[pamitchell]

Steve;

The plug covers are for Type 1 engines. The covers slip over
standard plugs and you fit your wires on the plug. You don't need VW
wires for this fix. They fill the plug well completely.
Phil

[steveww]

Phil,

Finally tracked dow the right parts. You're right they fit like a dream
and only ?2 each. I can recommend this little mod to everyone.

Phil Mitchell wrote:

[pamitchell]

Steve;

Glad to hear they worked. They only cost $0.75 US over here!