Replace spark plugs at 30K?
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Replace spark plugs at 30K?
Changed oil in the wifes 08 Caliber the other day and was flipp'n through the owners manaul and read that plugs should be changed at 30K. Well crap, I missed that one! Almost 60K now.
To be fair, we bought it with 38K so one of two things happened before we bought it. They where changed out or they where not.
I take it they are the el-cheapo Champion plugs just like our trucks right? At least they look easy to change......and only need four of them!!
To be fair, we bought it with 38K so one of two things happened before we bought it. They where changed out or they where not.
I take it they are the el-cheapo Champion plugs just like our trucks right? At least they look easy to change......and only need four of them!!
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Changed oil in the wifes 08 Caliber the other day and was flipp'n through the owners manaul and read that plugs should be changed at 30K. Well crap, I missed that one! Almost 60K now.
To be fair, we bought it with 38K so one of two things happened before we bought it. They where changed out or they where not.
I take it they are the el-cheapo Champion plugs just like our trucks right? At least they look easy to change......and only need four of them!!
To be fair, we bought it with 38K so one of two things happened before we bought it. They where changed out or they where not.
I take it they are the el-cheapo Champion plugs just like our trucks right? At least they look easy to change......and only need four of them!!
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