How often should I change spark plugs rx8?

How often should I change spark plugs rx8?

Spark Plugs Changes it is with this information that we advise plugs are used for a maximum of 24’000 miles or 2 years. we really would like to see them changed at 12’000-18’000 miles for optimal spark strength.

Does Mazda rx8 have spark plugs?

It is incredibly important that you use the correct spark plugs in your Mazda RX-8 and replace them at the recommended service interval or before. If the spark plugs fitted to your Mazda RX-8 are incorrect it can lead to poor performance and possibly even engine damage.

How much does it cost to maintain an Rx8?

Mazda RX-8 Repair: Service and Maintenance Cost. The annual maintenance cost of a Mazda RX-8 is $517. Repair and maintenance costs vary depending on age, mileage, location and shop.

Where are the spark plugs located on a Mazda RX-8?

There are two “leading” and two “trailing” spark plugs, one on top of the other situated in a square pattern when looking at them from the side. They fire in sequence, leading and then trailing. And lastly they are located within your engine in a strange spot, much unlike the 4, 6, or 8 cylinder engines you might be used to.

Why do I have trouble starting my Mazda RX-8?

Reduced fuel economy – If you find that you are making more frequent trips to the petrol/gas station in your RX-8 it may be a sign of dirty or fouled spark plugs. Hard starts – Are you having trouble starting your Mazda RX-8?

What kind of engine does a Mazda RX-8 have?

While there are a few different vehicle layouts, such as: Front wheel drive, rear wheel drive, all wheel drive, front engine, mid engine, rear engine, they all typically utilize a piston driven internal combustion engine. That is where the RX-8 differs.

Where do you put spark plugs on your car?

It is very important that the correct plugs get installed in the correct locations. The spark plugs will be marked with either a “T” or “L” in the part number on the plug; also there are “T” and “L” markings on the side of the engine case next to the spark plug locations (marked in picture).

There are two “leading” and two “trailing” spark plugs, one on top of the other situated in a square pattern when looking at them from the side. They fire in sequence, leading and then trailing. And lastly they are located within your engine in a strange spot, much unlike the 4, 6, or 8 cylinder engines you might be used to.

Reduced fuel economy – If you find that you are making more frequent trips to the petrol/gas station in your RX-8 it may be a sign of dirty or fouled spark plugs. Hard starts – Are you having trouble starting your Mazda RX-8?

While there are a few different vehicle layouts, such as: Front wheel drive, rear wheel drive, all wheel drive, front engine, mid engine, rear engine, they all typically utilize a piston driven internal combustion engine. That is where the RX-8 differs.

Why are spark plugs made out of iridium?

The spark plugs are of the Iridium type, which means the tip of the electrode is iridium plated. The reason for an iridium tip is to provide a super hard surface which reduces the erosion from the constant sparking and high heat created in a rotary engine.