Spark plugs and not about type
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RE: Spark plugs and not about type
It will probably help a little bit. Just take them out and check for deposits, clean them with a wire brush and check the gap (.44in / 1.1mm). If they don't look to be in very good shape, replace them, it's like, what, $6 for a box of 4 NGK V Power's?
EDIT: .042 - .044 inches or 1.1 mm
EDIT: .042 - .044 inches or 1.1 mm
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RE: Spark plugs and not about type
I wouldn't change them till 100k if I were you. OEM for 2000 Accords is double platinum (NGK PZFR5F-11) and they are good for 100k miles. I paid about $9 each formine at Advance Auto Parts (sparkplugs.com charges almost $12 each for them). I didn't change mine till I hit around 125k after I saw a decrease in gas mileage.
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