Spark Plugs
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Spark Plugs
Alright so I am at 34k miles now on my 2005 GT Auto.
I am fairly certain these are the original plugs & wires. Anyways, I'm not sure which route to go with the new ones. Should I just go for the OEM ones again? Or is there a more effective aftermarket kit? What are the cost differences? How much harder are these wires / plugs to install then say, my 2003 mazda 6i that I owned previously (which was easy as hell).
Thanks for the advice!
I am fairly certain these are the original plugs & wires. Anyways, I'm not sure which route to go with the new ones. Should I just go for the OEM ones again? Or is there a more effective aftermarket kit? What are the cost differences? How much harder are these wires / plugs to install then say, my 2003 mazda 6i that I owned previously (which was easy as hell).
Thanks for the advice!
#3
get oem ones from www.autopartswarehouse.con
#4
get the cheap ones from Mazsport . No reason to waste money on OEMs
http://www.mazsport.net/store/index....oduct_list&c=9
Someone suggested these ones (ex RX7) don't last as long as the OEMs - can anyone confirm or deny this ?
http://www.mazsport.net/store/index....oduct_list&c=9
Someone suggested these ones (ex RX7) don't last as long as the OEMs - can anyone confirm or deny this ?
#9
Alright so I am at 34k miles now on my 2005 GT Auto.
I am fairly certain these are the original plugs & wires. Anyways, I'm not sure which route to go with the new ones. Should I just go for the OEM ones again? Or is there a more effective aftermarket kit? What are the cost differences? How much harder are these wires / plugs to install then say, my 2003 mazda 6i that I owned previously (which was easy as hell).
Thanks for the advice!
I am fairly certain these are the original plugs & wires. Anyways, I'm not sure which route to go with the new ones. Should I just go for the OEM ones again? Or is there a more effective aftermarket kit? What are the cost differences? How much harder are these wires / plugs to install then say, my 2003 mazda 6i that I owned previously (which was easy as hell).
Thanks for the advice!
#10
The deal with plugs on a rotary is different to piston.
Mazda will tell you the plugs for the 13B-MSP are good for 60k km. Perhaps but you will pay for it.
After about 20k km you will notice the fuel consumption increasing for unknown reasons whilst the power feels smooth & constant. Thats the point when the spark is dropping off due to wear & tear on the plug.
Time to change.
Dont buy from Mazda. Pay less than half the price at www.sparkplugs.com for the same NGK plug.
REgards
Mazda will tell you the plugs for the 13B-MSP are good for 60k km. Perhaps but you will pay for it.
After about 20k km you will notice the fuel consumption increasing for unknown reasons whilst the power feels smooth & constant. Thats the point when the spark is dropping off due to wear & tear on the plug.
Time to change.
Dont buy from Mazda. Pay less than half the price at www.sparkplugs.com for the same NGK plug.
REgards
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The deal with plugs on a rotary is different to piston.
Mazda will tell you the plugs for the 13B-MSP are good for 60k km. Perhaps but you will pay for it.
After about 20k km you will notice the fuel consumption increasing for unknown reasons whilst the power feels smooth & constant. Thats the point when the spark is dropping off due to wear & tear on the plug.
Time to change.
Dont buy from Mazda. Pay less than half the price at www.sparkplugs.com for the same NGK plug.
REgards
Mazda will tell you the plugs for the 13B-MSP are good for 60k km. Perhaps but you will pay for it.
After about 20k km you will notice the fuel consumption increasing for unknown reasons whilst the power feels smooth & constant. Thats the point when the spark is dropping off due to wear & tear on the plug.
Time to change.
Dont buy from Mazda. Pay less than half the price at www.sparkplugs.com for the same NGK plug.
REgards
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