spark plug question
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spark plug question
ok the dodge is running fine but loosing power and serious gas mileage loss and of corse dodge uses an odd plug in this that none of the 5 auto parts stores in town carry it so i had to get it at dodge to the tune of 48.00 for them.. SO my question is do they look bad? one new one used in picture below, the old ones are gaped at 40 like the book says and the new one is gaped at 35 thats the only difference i see, i pulled a 14' V nose new utility trailer home the other day and at 1200 pounds it about killed the truck, yes its uphill alot around here but man its bad on power and worse on gas, i got 8.6 mpg coming home .... thanks
PS: it runs and idles fine
PS: it runs and idles fine
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th book says 30,000 for the plugs (but i hate to throw away good parts if they arent needed now)
i dont know about the rest of the service as we just got the truck a few months ago. ive done the air filter and oil changes but thats it other than some injector cleaner in the tank, il have to try to look in the book and see what else it needs at this milage.... but something is bad because it has no power when pulling even a small trailer the milage drops to 8.6 mpg
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thats what i thought too but they are the right plugs, the 4.7 uses them i dont like the botch myself, BUT after going to 6 different parts stores and not finding the plugs for it i had to go to the dealer to get these
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yep. thats where these plugs came from was a dodge dealership service dept. i told him i didnt want them because i hate bosh plugs but he said thats all they show for that year make and model