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THE GARAGE (SERVICE, MAINTENANCE & REPAIR) => PETROL => Topic started by: bensintic on August 09, 2015, 04:10:39
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Is there a aftermarket spark plug that i can use in my 2014 hyudai i30 gd2 i hate useing the shit cheap ones from hyundai
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Cheap shit???? Do you even know what its running?
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:phone1: :crazy1: :faint:
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Don't think everything is cheap and nasty. According to Bob the oil guy, Hyundai make some of the best oil filters on the market! Wouldn't be surprised if our plug were Iridium units.
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They are Iridium. Hence the 120000km service intervals.
Fairly certain they are NGK's too.
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Never had any issues with the plugs in my FD.
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They are Iridium. Hence the 120000km service intervals.
Fairly certain they are NGK's too.
Hey got my oil changed on the weekend and the mechanic look at the spark plugs and they were worn with Corona stains around the bottom white bit so he said you need to change them asap so thats why my car performance and high fuel mileage and my car only done 18,244km
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They are Iridium. Hence the 120000km service intervals.
Fairly certain they are NGK's too.
And how much is the spark plug
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You only had to mention it once, no need to repeat the same post over and over.
Just because the ceramic is discoloured doesn't mean they are warn, I think you need a better/real mechanic.
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You only had to mention it once, no need to repeat the same post over and over.
Just because the ceramic is discoloured doesn't mean they are warn, I think you need a better/real mechanic.
Hyundai said that F.Y.I i said (with) im new on here i still getting use to this app
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It's quite normal for spark plugs to discolour due to ionization of gasses and fuel combustion products. What you don't want to see are cracks in the ceramic insulation.