Are there spark plugs that last 100K miles?
It uses those Iridium type spark plugs that supposed to last 100k miles. I pulled the plugs the other day to measure tolerance & check its condition and everything looks good & within spec as far as gap.
Which is the best spark plug for a Honda Civic?
NGK 2477 is the best spark plugs for Honda Civic 1992-2000. These spark plugs feature a special fine wire iridium center electrode and taper cut ground electrode for maximum ignite ability and performance. These spark plugs still have a copper core electrode and the iridium is in the tip of the plug.
How many miles are on Honda Odyssey spark plugs?
A friend of mine has a Honda Odyssey with “100,000 mile” spark plugs. As anyone can guess, the van has 120,000 miles on it and the plugs have never been touched. How might one remove them without risk of damage. I thought of spritzing a little PB Baster penetrating lube into the wells and letting it sit for a while.
How often should I change the spark plug in my Honda Civic?
In general, it’d be better if you get a new spark plug installed after every 30 000 miles, however, it depends on the material, which was used for a spark plug production. Thus, iridium ones last the longest – up to 100 000 miles.
Which is the best spark plug for a Honda?
The IX is NGK’s premium spark plug line. You can expect outstanding longevity (easily more than 80-90k miles), so the higher price tag is generally worth it. OEM for most Honda models. Reliable, long-lasting and with diverse applications. Important note: The proper spark plug gap on Honda cars is .043” (or 1.1mm).
In general, it’d be better if you get a new spark plug installed after every 30 000 miles, however, it depends on the material, which was used for a spark plug production. Thus, iridium ones last the longest – up to 100 000 miles.
How many miles does a spark plug have to go?
100,000 mile spark plugs are the norm for cars these days, and there is no more risk of cylinder head damage now than there was at 30,000 miles.
A friend of mine has a Honda Odyssey with “100,000 mile” spark plugs. As anyone can guess, the van has 120,000 miles on it and the plugs have never been touched. How might one remove them without risk of damage. I thought of spritzing a little PB Baster penetrating lube into the wells and letting it sit for a while.
Do you need to change your spark plugs?
However, in cold such as 32 degrees morning, I can feel the car have more vibration from the engine. Not sure if that’s even a spark plug issue, considering it’s have 200k miles it probably need valve adjustment or due to all the wear and tear in the engine internal. If it ain’t broke don’t fix it , comes to mind.
What kind of spark plug should I use?
Look for plugs made from iridium or platinum for the longest life (copper has the shortest lifespan – generally about 20,000 miles). Oil Leaks: When you pull a spark plug out of the engine, the base should be relatively clean.
How does a spark plug wear down over time?
Like most other components of your engine, spark plugs wear down over time. The primary type of wear here is with the electrode. If you look at a spark plug, you’ll notice one end is narrow and tapered – this is where the wire connects to it. The other end is bulbous, with a small metal rod coming out of the center, and a metal hook to one side.