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Originally Posted by John V
I cannot think of way that high-temp anti-seize between the plug's common terminal and the engine could interfere with the series resistance of the spark plugs. Can you please educate me?
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Hi,
You're most probably right, but using a Hi-Temp AS w/ high metal content (usually Copper) can effectivelty increase the surface area of the Ground or Common terminal with the Head by making contact (via a brige through the AS) to the back side of the threads. Would this interfere? I don't know, but I am just postulating a possible cause to the Lister's observations. This is why I said that it
could (possibly) interfere.
An Insulator (regular AS) probably would interfere with such a function. The Spark would still be OK due to the high voltage involved which would readily overcome any added resistance...
Happy Motoring!... Jim'99