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Old 02-22-2020, 01:59 PM   #1
61_FL_Apache
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97 Tahoe died on the highway and would not start

Short story with a happy ending.

I was going down I-95 to work yesterday running around 70 when it just had no power. I coasted off the road and walked the rest of the way.. It wasnt too far.

I dont like trying to fix anything on the highway so I had it towed home. After a little trouble shooting I found it was getting no spark at least to all cylinders. I pulled the cap and saw what you see in the pic below. They were burnt to a crisp. Put a new set in there and it started right up.

These had nearly 60K miles on them so it was time.

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