Spark plugs wont come out
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as i mentioned in another thread. Autolite has a improved the plugs for our engines with HSS.
"High-Strength Steel (HSS) Technology helps prevent separation of shell and ground shield."
champion plugs are total crap. i wouldn't run one in my lawn mower.
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ouch. sorry to hear that man
as i mentioned in another thread. Autolite has a improved the plugs for our engines with HSS.
"High-Strength Steel (HSS) Technology helps prevent separation of shell and ground shield."
champion plugs are total crap. i wouldn't run one in my lawn mower.
as i mentioned in another thread. Autolite has a improved the plugs for our engines with HSS.
"High-Strength Steel (HSS) Technology helps prevent separation of shell and ground shield."
champion plugs are total crap. i wouldn't run one in my lawn mower.
Bob
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After having 6 of 8 plugs break (1 by me, 5 by the dealer) off after only 40,000 miles, I feel the same way about the 2 piece plugs. My Champions are doing just fine.
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Oh I agree that the stock plugs suck, but I have seen and read about many problems with Champion. I would use the stock plugs with some properly placed antiseize over the Champions, besides they should last 100,000 miles and I never keep a car that long anyway. I hope your Champions cause you no problems.
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Oh I agree that the stock plugs suck, but I have seen and read about many problems with Champion. I would use the stock plugs with some properly placed antiseize over the Champions, besides they should last 100,000 miles and I never keep a car that long anyway. I hope your Champions cause you no problems.
I tend to keep cars a very long time. Hell, I still have the '85 GT I bought new. My wife is has been driving a '90 Miata for almost 187,000 miles.
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