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VIDEO: Is Corona Killing Spark Plugs?

Do the stains on a spark plug indicate imminent engine failure? This ASE G1 test prep video is sponsored by Autolite.

Doug Kaufman
By Doug Kaufman
Doug Kaufman has been with Babcox Media since 1987 serving in a variety of editorial and publishing roles and titles. He is currently editorial director of Brake & Front End, ImportCar, Tomorrow's Technician and Underhood Service. Doug has a Bachelor of Science in Journalism from Bowling Green State University and remains a committed MAC enthusiast.
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Studying for the ASE G1 Test? Watch these test prep videos to help get you prepared for success!

The ASE G1 test requires you to remove and inspect spark plugs. This test prep video helps you know what to look for. CLICK HERE to learn everything you need to know about spark plugs.

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“Corona” may be a bad word in the health community today but on a spark plug, the corona doesn’t necessarily mean the engine is sick. Doug Kaufman explains what the stains on a spark plug ceramic insulator really mean. This ASE G1 test prep video is sponsored by Autolite.

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