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June 26th 06, 09:58 PM
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Consequences of dropped spark-plug?
I dont have a lot of practical experience, but i remember my powerplant
instructor insisting that if we ever dropped a plug, they get replaced, even if new. Then what happened? A student knocked off a whole spark plug tray with 6 plugs on the ground. Instructor wasnt very happy about it. Had to get 6 new plugs for a plane that never leaves the ground. Just my experience. Jesse M. 
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