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Not at all. Although your mileage may vary, the plugs (meaning the material) they use, and the technology in the car behind them, means they will indeed last that long.
I changed mine at 97K or thereabouts, because she was acting a little unhappy, but you might get 120 before it's a problem. A few have.
I changed mine at 97K or thereabouts, because she was acting a little unhappy, but you might get 120 before it's a problem. A few have.
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That, and hesitations.. it'll be real obvious that it's ticked off about 'em. Seems like it also felt like a slipping clutch, sorta, on take offs too. It just acts... strange.
Swap the plugs, and tada, it's a brand new CAR!!!
/game show announcer voice.
Swap the plugs, and tada, it's a brand new CAR!!!
/game show announcer voice.
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