Plug review.
#1
Plug review.
Performing maintenance on my 2004. Decided to change out the spark plugs and wires. Upon pulling the old plugs, I became very concerned. I would appreciate your thoughts on these. Is this normal or should I be looking for other issues? Car runs well and there are no codes.
Last edited by D13; 04-11-2015 at 09:16 PM.
#3
No premix, but I am using Royal Purple 5w20 for normal oil. I have owned this car for ~about 2 years. I have no idea how many miles are on these plugs (apparently too many).
I began seeing more misfires and some warm start issues. That is why I changed the plugs and wires [all NGK].
After the plug change, car is much more smooth and response. I was honestly surprised it was running after seeing those plugs.
I began seeing more misfires and some warm start issues. That is why I changed the plugs and wires [all NGK].
After the plug change, car is much more smooth and response. I was honestly surprised it was running after seeing those plugs.
#4
Pretty gunked up but normal with any serious mileage. Just try and use the best gas you can and maybe think of premixing as well. If you don't know the mileage then you should probably change the coils and wires as well.
#10
In the RX8? None, haven't owned it long enough. In other vehicles - Quaker, Castrol, Shell.
Pennzoil, Mobil, Valvoline, and RP have always been the engines that looked the best when I had to rebuild/do maintenance.
Pennzoil, Mobil, Valvoline, and RP have always been the engines that looked the best when I had to rebuild/do maintenance.
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