If you do get plugs, go with NGK plugs instead. Good quality.
I installed these NGK 94833 plugs a few weeks prior. They are pre-gapped to .031 according to Urotuning.
I've changed my spark plugs three times, always with the Bosch Iridium, never had any problems. Pre-gapped, takes me about 30 minutes from start to finish. Lasts me about 90,000 miles.
Guys I replaced the spark plugs tonight with NGK iridium plugs and my light went away. Thankfully it wasn’t anything more that
Sparkplugs replaced at 85,000km, with NGK Iridium plugs.
I buy parts from them for my Volvo. Even with the cost of freight , it's miles cheaper.
I've recommended many times to toss plugs and replace with NGK (you can read about my experience in prior post). You have hopefully educated newbs to follow you.
I pulled Denso plugs out of my truck and put NGKs in. Is there a difference? Maybe... But experience with Japanese industrial equipment says that Japanese engines like OE ignition components. NGKs are cheap and readily available.
NGK are shit for LPG. Use Denso, suitable for your car.
Ngk are trash. Go with oem Bosch
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