I would step out and say that if it does a first try no start just turns over, but it does start on the second try, then look at cam sensor pigtail and or sensor correlation. That's where I would start off at.
As I said quality does matter. If u put a copper plug in an engine that was blue printed from factory with a double platinum or just a platinum plug.iridium plug is better. Engine performance will be poor. Gas mileage, idle quality and more carbon on the cylinder. But to each is own I guess.
All these different plugs are made and classified for heat range and spark ease. So plug quality does matter. Take the E3 plug, platinum plug with 3 prongs. If the plug isn't rated for said condition, it will blow out all 3 sparks!
The whole point is to have a balanced engine. Seals wear different from one side to the other and mileage also is a factor. The least amount of adjustments by the computer is what everyone wants. So unless ur trying to sell a truck, always do in pairs.
In this situation I would blame the fuel pump. The ohms are climbing and it shuts off til cool. Also, am I missing something? Don't see the "what are we working on" part.
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