Is it good on Iridium spark plugs
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It measures the gap, so it probably will work. I have never tried it. It's quite good for most all measurements.
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You should use the spark plugs that are specified for your vehicle. The correct spark plug can be found in your owners manual.
1143404
I have had mine for over a year using it consistently and have only replaced two and very recently the third. I have never had any problems with sparks. Where is the sealer sparking? I have used mine on highest setting and have not had any problems though it will shorten the life of the element. You might just have a faulty unit. I would double check to see that the element is screwed in snug at both ends. Possibly take the bottom off and expose the wiring and look for soot on wires or possibly case. Always do this with the unit unplugged.
1838025
Yes but you should make sure you maintain the fuel system, clean injectors, air filter, etc. I recommend using sea foam fuel additive to clean out the carbon from the spark plugs. The tuner works best if everything is working properly.
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I have looked at the online catalog provided by Desno, and I believe it well. This is the correct part no of Iridium power for Toyota Camary L4 2.4 Eng:2AZFE.
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The Ignition Coil is made for all (1,2,3,...ect). If you look or take them out, all the coils have the same design, that also applies to spark plugs.
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I used NGK Iridium sparkplugs on my 2001 Yukon. From measuring the outside, it certainly looks deep enough to meet your needs. Hope this helps.
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NGK Tech says these plugs would work with th HD system however to really avoid any knock or misfire here is what is known; We recommend using the stock plugs for best results and to ensure the ion knock retard works properly. Hope this helps.
93387
You have to find the part number for the spark plug you are currently using and then cross reference. NGK makes Iridium spark plugs for many but not all applications. I have similar NGKs Iridiums in my BMW, Honda Odyssey, Craftsman snow blower, Honda mower, and Honda power washer. I wanted to put these NGK Iridiums into my Craftsman mowers and Craftsman leaf blower, but NGK does not make it for those applications. If you are already using an NGK plug, there is a good chance NGK makes the Iridium version. Bottom line, check and cross-reference.
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I replaced plugs last summer with iridium and have not had any issues also added k&n; air filter at the same time
938087
Yes. The ground electrode in this spark plug is not the typical "hook" on most plugs, but is a closed strap that cannot be adjusted. This design means the spark plug is perfectly gapped during production and doesn't need adjustment at any time.
1151128
If by screwed up the sparkplug hole you mean you damaged the thread yes this will work. The way it works is by cutting a larger threaded hole in the cylinder head and using the same sparkplug size with the included adapter bushing. Make sure you follow the instructions to the . I fixed my BMW sparkplug in about q minutes ...saved me about 700$ plus a lot of time... good luck!
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Your Corolla should use either Denso or NGK Iridium spark plug is best. Check owners manual for specs.
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These plugs are no better, and I believe a little worse than the OEM choice. Iridium sounds great, but I tuned up my 5.7 with wires and the other components, and it will not run quite as smoothly. Just my opinion.
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This plug has a higher heat range than the factory installed spark plugs.Installing this plug may decrease performance.Check your owners manual for the correct plug.
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If the plug thread is the same as the one that fits your bike then yes. I'm not sure but the CR8 indicates the size and the rest of the number indicates the Iridium electrode. The regular CR8 would be a standard electrode probably a steel alloy, which is by far cheaper. The Iridium will last at least 4 to 6 times longer. If that size is wrong for your bike there could be another one that is iridium from NGK that would fit
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Without knowing the extent of "screwed up" I can only offer that this kit will repair a spark plug hole with stripped threads. What do you have to lose? Buy the kit and try it! Flipping the engine over so the spark plug hole points down while making the repair will keep metal shavings from falling in. Once the repair is done I highly recommend coating the spark plug threads with a quality anti-seize compound.