Walker Cam Sensor Cap 235-1006, Anyone Run These?

[1987]

Has anyone found a new set of autolite plugs to be bad? Did they change their manufacturing process?
I bought a new set of 24’s gapped them at .030 and the car is now missing.
Verified firing order , 2 times , plug boots all the way on.

 

[hensleyt]

I have seen a bad plug, but I would not say brand pacific. Seen more plugs damage while installing.
I would pull them out put the ones you pulled back in. Take a good look at then and look for damage or crude on the electrodes. It’s easy to damage a plug going in. I use a pease of fuel line about 6-8 in long pushed over the plug to screw them in. And try not to use a wobble.Buick’s plugs drop inside a pocket that can hide unwonted trash. Passenger side is hardiest for me

 

[1987]

For some reason the drivers side has always been the hardest until I bought one of the integrated wobble sockets that centers on the plugs, I’ve never broken a plug with it, I definitely do not start the plugs with that set up, usually a 1 inch extension on a standard plug socket with no rubber in it to start the threads. I use 24 inches of extension on the drivers side right through the power master and it works well.

 

[V6sleeper]

I'd steer away from autolite plugs nowadays, they are manufactured in China, they use to be a great plug back in the day.
Look into NGK.

 

[Ktbregal]

I agree with V6Sleeper.

 

[1987]

I bought some ur5 plugs