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say guys when do you no when its time to change spark plugs ? bcause I'm thinking of doing mine thx.
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Re: spark plugs?

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say guys when do you no when its time to change spark plugs ? bcause I'm thinking of doing mine thx.
~ 100K miles.

I always choose OEM for replacements.
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Re: spark plugs?

hey there CraigW well i got about 114,000kms on it right now dont no if they ever were done. however it always starts up even in the frigid Cold we here in Canada been having -20 has been the norm for some time now my question would be does changing to new oem spark plugs recomended get my engine to start quicker in colder temps ??
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does changing to new oem spark plugs recomended get my engine to start quicker in colder temps ??
ONLY if the old spark plugs were causing a problem.
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Re: spark plugs?

Originally Posted by rogerscivic
say guys when do you no when its time to change spark plugs ? bcause I'm thinking of doing mine thx.

How do You know You ask.? You wont engines computer compensates for any wear on them. 100,000 or so kms
is about the life expectancy of O.E.M spark plugs you dont whant to go any further then there designed Or
You could damage a Coil pack or two.
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really"? that's news for me brags never thought it could damage coil packs though". thank-You all for answering post
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Re: spark plugs?

I always do the minimum changes when getting a new car just in case.
oil, coolant, filters, plugs, etc. Just so i know when they will be due
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Re: spark plugs?

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really"? that's news for me brags never thought it could damage coil packs though". thank-You all for answering post
If there left in there too Long Yes they can damage a coil Pack or two and also corrode threads inside the cylinder head being dificult to remove on the way out listen save yourself the headaches. If Your doubt? Just change them and start with a new proper O.E.M. set for peace of mind. and that way You no there fresh New S/Plugs

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Re: spark plugs?

Originally Posted by sdaidoji
I always do the minimum changes when getting a new car just in case.
oil, coolant, filters, plugs, etc. Just so i know when they will be due

Exactly what i would do with any used car...
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