Do I need new spark plugs?
#6
That TSB/Recall had change your Leading plugs, which might be why your leading plug in photo looks pretty decent.
You might want to take one of your *trailing* plug out and look at it now.
Anyway, I suggest you to change it all.
You might want to take one of your *trailing* plug out and look at it now.
Anyway, I suggest you to change it all.
#7
They look good color wise. They should be changed around 30-37K miles so you did well and will notice it when you change them. They run 50-80 bucks(ebay or sparkplugs.com) and get the OEM ones by NGK, they are the best.
#9
go to www.autopartswarehouse.com and get them shipped to your door for 85 dollars
#10
Actually they seem unusually light to me. Do a light of high-rpm/high speed driving? If not, double-check the heat range on the plugs; maybe they gave you "hot" plugs. Which may not be appropriate depending on your driving conditions.
Considerable ash deposits and the center electrode is well-rounded, suggesting these have been in service for a long time.
Considerable ash deposits and the center electrode is well-rounded, suggesting these have been in service for a long time.
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