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I have 2004 chevy z71 and i just changed spark plugs and smells of gas and has no power while driving

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Sounds like you may have crossed a spark plug wire . Check and make sure the correct wire is on the correct plug. Also make sure the plug wires are seated properly. If all that checks ok then pull each plug and make sure none are damaged.

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