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Hi,
I recently had my car parked up at Gatwick for 2 weeks whilst i sunned my self in the sun, upon my return and after checking the car everythin seemed fine, Then half hour up the M25 the car started to splutter, and lose power. Then when i am stationary and the car ideling it seems to be running rough, and sort of vibrating alot, Anyway, this lasted for about 2 hours. had no choice needed to get home, i have left it a few days now, thinking that the run might sort it out but it has seemed to get worse, could it be water getting in somewhere? There is a little bit of water/petrol coming out of the exhaust when i let it idle on the drive. Its booked in tomorrow but i dont wanna go spending huge amounts for them to investergate if i can give them an idea what it is, they might just sort it out for me, or i might even be able to sort it myself Thanks in advance |
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Sound like you may have a poor connection at the spark plug leads or they are arcing out on the cylinder head from water ingress.Have kept the explaination to a minimum as i asume all was ok before you left it,also consider poor fuel.You dont mention your mechanical ability so i suggest you ask for half hour diagnosis check and take it from there.Regards Jon
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ok, i can check these things but the car is booked in for 1030 tomorrow, i know about vauxhalls, lol - the leads dont seem to be like normal leads, i thought i might have been these, i was going to take the plugs out and clean them - finding them was another sorry, still have no idea where they are, lol
thanks for your advise |
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Plugs are a bit of an arse to get at,look to the passenger side of the engine bay and there is a upper engine cover,remove this and you will see the leads threaded through the inlet manifold.Be very carefull when removing the leads as the insulation will brake if not removed correctly.Have a look but they are a pain and if they havent been off for a good while they dont come easy
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