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12-20-2008, 05:30 AM
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Ya the manual says to only replace them with iridium tip. I want to know why in the world some plugs say pre gapped and not to gap them then some people say always to check the gap. My car has about 67,000 miles on the stock plugs and it still fires up fine. I need to check mine but I am afraid I will mess something up when I take them out to look at them.
Does anyone know any place that carries Denso like Autozone, Napa, Advanced Auto or any auto parts stores like those? Online it said they didnt carry them. |
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12-20-2008, 09:56 AM
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If not for the snow, they would have been here yesterday. I've got a little over 70,000 miles and my mpg has dropped a bit lately so I figured it couldn't hurt to change them. It looks like a simple job in the service manual. I'll try to remember to take a couple of photos. |
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