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This is a repost as the original got delete by mistake.
Cleaning out the cup in two of my nonfuntioning spark plug caps fix them..I used a 6" piece of a hanger in a dremmel..stuck it in the cap, into the cup let it spin for 30 seconds to scrape the cup base out..until it looked shiny. That did it, conducts at 5.0 again..perfect.
Note on the one I broke open to see how they were built..was a surprise there NO direct connection between the spike side and the resistor/cup side. The studs on the inside of the elbow part of the cap do not touch. I looked very closely at the elbow's insides and there is no groove or channel for a conductor..the current must pass through the "plastic". I know doesn't seem right but look for yourself.
This is a repost as the original got delete by mistake.
Cleaning out the cup in two of my nonfuntioning spark plug caps fix them..I used a 6" piece of a hanger in a dremmel..stuck it in the cap, into the cup let it spin for 30 seconds to scrape the cup base out..until it looked shiny. That did it, conducts at 5.0 again..perfect.
Note on the one I broke open to see how they were built..was a surprise there NO direct connection between the spike side and the resistor/cup side. The studs on the inside of the elbow part of the cap do not touch. I looked very closely at the elbow's insides and there is no groove or channel for a conductor..the current must pass through the "plastic". I know doesn't seem right but look for yourself.

