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larry12s 06-15-2012 09:03 PM

Resistance values
 
[B] Hi,
For the 2007 accent - what should the RC10Yc4 champion

spark plug resistance be in k-ohms

Also what are the lead wire values k- ohms

and max values before replacement is necessary

Thank you in advance

larry12s

NovaResource 06-19-2012 07:44 AM

Gasoline engine has been equipped with the spark plugs which are manufactured by NGK or CHAMPION.
The spark plugs have an internal resistance to reduce noise when fuel is ignited and there are two types of internal resistances. NGK spark plugs have only carbon glass type of internal resistance, but CHAMPION spark plugs have two different types of internal resistances, cartridge type of internal resistace or carbon glass type of internal resistance, depending on model and engine.
The color of terminal stud can discriminate the CHAMPION spark plugs with cartridge type of internal resistance from the CHAMPION spark plugs with carbon glass type of internal resistance. The CHAMPION spark plug with cartridge type of internal resistance has a silver terminal stud and the CHAMPION spark plug with carbon glass type of internal resistance has a dark gray terminal stud.
Carbon glass type of internal resistance may be measured with a 12V Multi-Tester, but the internal resistance measurement must not be used as a way to inspect the spark plug because accurate measurement of the internal resistance is not possible. Although the measured internal resistance value is not within specification, 3-10 kΩ, do not replace the spark plug.
Cartridge type of internal resistance can not be measured with a 12V Multi-Tester. If measuring the internal resistance with a 12V Multi-Tester, the tester may show a reading much higher than the actual resistance value because both ends of the cartridge type of internal resistance are very rough. If you insist on measuring the cartridge type of internal resistance, a 1000V Mega-Ohmmeter should be used. However, like the carbon glass type of internal resistance, the internal resistance measurement must not be used as a way to inspect the spark plug because accurate measurement of the internal resistance is not possible. Although the measured internal resistance value is not within specification, 5-15 kΩ, do not replace the spark plug.
Spark plugs replacement frequently occurred in repair shops when a vehicle exhibited engine misfiring, rough idling, etc. because the spark plug internal resistance is measured in most of the repair shops as a way for spark plug inspection. However, accurate measurement of spark plug internal resistance is not possible as mentioned above and we could not generally find any defects in the collected inferior spark plugs.

https://www.hyundaitechinfo.com/data...shdea6010l.gif

1.Measure the primary coil resistance between terminals (+) and (-).
https://www.hyundaitechinfo.com/data...G/abge004a.gif
Standard value: 0.7Ω ± 15%

larry12s 08-18-2012 12:47 PM

Secondary resistance
 
Hi,
What should the secondary resistance be?

Also what should the secondary voltage be?

Thanks again
larry12s











Originally Posted by NovaResource (Post 43276)
Gasoline engine has been equipped with the spark plugs which are manufactured by NGK or CHAMPION.
The spark plugs have an internal resistance to reduce noise when fuel is ignited and there are two types of internal resistances. NGK spark plugs have only carbon glass type of internal resistance, but CHAMPION spark plugs have two different types of internal resistances, cartridge type of internal resistace or carbon glass type of internal resistance, depending on model and engine.
The color of terminal stud can discriminate the CHAMPION spark plugs with cartridge type of internal resistance from the CHAMPION spark plugs with carbon glass type of internal resistance. The CHAMPION spark plug with cartridge type of internal resistance has a silver terminal stud and the CHAMPION spark plug with carbon glass type of internal resistance has a dark gray terminal stud.
Carbon glass type of internal resistance may be measured with a 12V Multi-Tester, but the internal resistance measurement must not be used as a way to inspect the spark plug because accurate measurement of the internal resistance is not possible. Although the measured internal resistance value is not within specification, 3-10 kΩ, do not replace the spark plug.
Cartridge type of internal resistance can not be measured with a 12V Multi-Tester. If measuring the internal resistance with a 12V Multi-Tester, the tester may show a reading much higher than the actual resistance value because both ends of the cartridge type of internal resistance are very rough. If you insist on measuring the cartridge type of internal resistance, a 1000V Mega-Ohmmeter should be used. However, like the carbon glass type of internal resistance, the internal resistance measurement must not be used as a way to inspect the spark plug because accurate measurement of the internal resistance is not possible. Although the measured internal resistance value is not within specification, 5-15 kΩ, do not replace the spark plug.
Spark plugs replacement frequently occurred in repair shops when a vehicle exhibited engine misfiring, rough idling, etc. because the spark plug internal resistance is measured in most of the repair shops as a way for spark plug inspection. However, accurate measurement of spark plug internal resistance is not possible as mentioned above and we could not generally find any defects in the collected inferior spark plugs.

https://www.hyundaitechinfo.com/data...shdea6010l.gif

1.Measure the primary coil resistance between terminals (+) and (-).
https://www.hyundaitechinfo.com/data...G/abge004a.gif
Standard value: 0.7Ω ± 15%



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