Which spark plug is better copper or Iridium?
Platinum and Iridium plugs perform at a lower level than copper spark plugs, because they are less conductive and they tend to overheat. However, the overall longevity of these two types of metal is better than copper plugs. In reality, copper has the best performance of all three and the worst longevity.
Do better spark plugs make a difference?
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Which spark plug is better iridium or platinum?
Iridium is said to be six times harder and eight times stronger than platinum with a 700° higher melting point. Iridium spark plugs have extremely fine electrodes while retaining excellent wear characteristics. Thanks to its strength, iridium spark plugs can last up to 25% longer than comparable platinum spark plugs.
What kind of spark plugs do Toyota Corolla use?
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When did the you Groove spark plugs come out?
U-Groove spark plugs meet original equipment replacement intervals and original specifications on your Toyota. Select Toyota models feature the distributor-less Toyota Direct Ignition System (TDI). Introduced in 1994, this system promotes greater combustion efficiency by firing the spark plugs twice as often as a standard ignition.
Why are my spark plugs not working on my Toyota?
When it comes to your Toyota engine, spark plugs make a big difference. A dirty, worn out or inferior spark plug can cause inconsistent firing, which may result in reduced performance and fuel economy.
Which is the best spark plug to buy?
The best plugs are copper core Nippondenso’s and the part number is listed in the back of your owners manual. If you buy them from a Toyota dealer, they’ll come pregapped to the correct spec of .031″. If you buy them from an auto parts store, they’ll commonly come with a wider gap that hurts power and fuel economy.