they are there gone completly almost camera down right now what does that meanif they are

it could mean that the piston chunked away and hit the spark plug.

That certainly doesn't sound like a normal plug failure.

Are you saying that ALL the plugs are that bad :?:

thats just what ithink i have not got the other 3 in back out i have to have a mobile mech. come do them

Alright, you need to be really clear with your sentences to maintain proper, clear communication so that we can help you in the most efficient fashion.

Rubbing alcohol will not hurt it, but what method did you use to agitate the dirt? You should treat those small filaments as if they were being held on by gravity alone. There are a few ways to clean them properly, but the cheapest way is to dip a cotton swab (q-tip) into Isopropyl Alcohol, preferably 70% or more, and very, VERY gently, using a rubbing-twisting motion, clean the filaments. Do not touch them with your fingers or anything that could get lint on them.

Reinstallation the reverse of removal.

A bad MAF sensor should not keep a car from starting when UNPLUGGED. But if receiving a reading from it that is WAY off scale, there is a very high possibility that the car will not run at all. I have personally experienced this.

If you can start it, with the sensor disconnected, let it idle for a minute, then plug the sensor back in. Record results. If it sputters, chokes, stalls and throws another SES light, you need to replace that sensor.

Unfortunately, they're not cheap, and they're year and engine specific. Your best bet would be to find one in a wrecking yard, but you have to verify the model number on top of the sensor with the one already in the car.

Next issue.

Coolant in your intake manifold? Or the throttle body.

Replaced your UIM and LIM gaskets? You don't have a UIM. Are you sure you have an SSEi?

Starter fluid? Where did you put it?! These engines are fully computer controlled, if it doesn't start, something major in the link is missing electronically.

this mech.said that when i used alc. to clean the TB that it fould out my plugs i took them out and there burnt black and caked up looking oil the electrodes are almost gone they look like little points and there wet i put starter fluid in tb :?

fouled plugs and the plug being half gone are very different things.. rubbing alcohol shouldnt do that

If your electrodes are gone, the next question I'd ask is what grade of fuel you've been using? Did you know premium is REQUIRED?

There'* alot of questions still remaining. You used a new gasket on the TB, but did you torque it correctly and fully clean the mating surfaces? Coolant flows from the supercharger (you don't have an UIM, so please don't use that term) into the TB. You HAVE to fix that leak.

Obviously you need 6 new plugs as well, and a new set of wires.

How many belts does your engine have? One or two?

its definitly a supercharged car i never once ran reg. not even just to get by 00ssei3.8 made a mistake when i said uim sorry i did fix leak.