Elle wrote:

> For about the third time: Did you spray down the wires with
> misting water, with the car idling, to see how it responds,
> per Tegger's site?

I was going to try that test, but my car was idling so poorly already
that I didn't think it would help me determine anything.

> Since it's fairly freshly re-tapped, it should be easy to
> replace. You can borrow (for a fully refundable deposit) an
> O2 sensor wrench from Autozone and try it, first, if you
> like.

That is a good point. I will see if I can get it out and then consider
replacing it.

> The plugs are vital to the car's operation. You haven't said
> how old they are.

The plugs are very old I'm sure. They have not been replaced as long
as I have owned the car (6 years). So that is something I should
consider.

The only thing I am unsure about is checking the timing. I do not have
a timing light and have no idea how to use one.