Replacing plugs
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Replacing plugs
I have 23000 miles on my 06. stock plugs should i try and change them or just leave them? i dont have any problems but was reading the thread about build up and possible breaking off in the head? yay or nay?
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RE: Replacing plugs
Pull them and see if they look bad. If they look good, then put some anti-seize on them and reuse them. I think you would be better off to get them out now. I have 17000 miles and two of them were already a pain to get out. Luckily none broke. The plugs looked good so I'm reusing them but putting anti-seize on them so I won't have the worry down the road when they need to be replaced.
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#10
RE: Replacing plugs
ORIGINAL: TheRebel
Pull them and see if they look bad. If they look good, then put some anti-seize on them and reuse them. I think you would be better off to get them out now. I have 17000 miles and two of them were already a pain to get out. Luckily none broke. The plugs looked good so I'm reusing them but putting anti-seize on them so I won't have the worry down the road when they need to be replaced.
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Pull them and see if they look bad. If they look good, then put some anti-seize on them and reuse them. I think you would be better off to get them out now. I have 17000 miles and two of them were already a pain to get out. Luckily none broke. The plugs looked good so I'm reusing them but putting anti-seize on them so I won't have the worry down the road when they need to be replaced.
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