5.7 Hemi spark plugs change?
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5.7 Hemi spark plugs change?
What happens if I take too long to change my spark plugs? My truck has 41,000 miles and it still has the original spark plugs, it runs good and I haven't had any problems at all. I know they are supposed to be changed every 30,000 miles but I'm waiting for the holidays when I have time to take it to the dealer. Is it too bad if I keep it this way? I don't use my truck daily if that helps, but I might have to take a short trip.
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5.7 L Spark plug recommendations
I just bought 8 platinum power Champions and 8 double platinum Champions, because the part stores computer recommended it for the exhaust stroke (an emmissions thing).
Does anyone have any suggestions or experience with using other than OEM copper plugs? Any recommendations on things you've tried and that have been successful. I don't like what the dealer charges every 30k miles for service
Thanks in advance.
Does anyone have any suggestions or experience with using other than OEM copper plugs? Any recommendations on things you've tried and that have been successful. I don't like what the dealer charges every 30k miles for service
Thanks in advance.
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The oem Champion Copper RE14MCC4 plugs work really well, and Autozone has them for $1.99 each.
You can run them for 60K, and have no issues. Whatever the case, I would run the same plug in all 16 holes.
If I were to run Plats, I think I would research the oem Champion equivalent, and run with that.
I did just that with a set of plugs when I had my 01 D 4.7, and they were flawless for the 50K I ran them.
Don
You can run them for 60K, and have no issues. Whatever the case, I would run the same plug in all 16 holes.
If I were to run Plats, I think I would research the oem Champion equivalent, and run with that.
I did just that with a set of plugs when I had my 01 D 4.7, and they were flawless for the 50K I ran them.
Don