engine has no power.

Thanks for the quick response. I had a coilpack that needed to be replaced. A buddy and I changed that one and the sparkplug. It ran great. 2 days later I pulled the oilpan off to replace the seal, Since I had it out we decided to go ahead and change the rest of the plugs. I didnt check the gaps, I thought they came preset? I also noticed a gas smell very strong and it looks like maybe the gas is coming through the muffler. Ill pull them back out and check the gap. Ill let you know in a few days when im able to get to it. Thanks again for the help.

Thanks for your help also! I really appreciate it. I didnt replace the boots. Im not sure what the boots are? I replaced one coilpack a couple of days before i decided to change all the plugs. And when we changed the coilpack and the first plug the car ran great. Ill look into what the boots are and check into it. thanks again for your help.

The boots are the rubber part of each coil. When you pull the coil on plug assembly off, the rubber stretches and cracks, thus compromising the insulating properties of the boot...causing spark leakage.

Mr. Bundy I would suggest taking it down to Umba Automotive for a fast and friendly fix of the problem. Those guys are the best.