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using hotter plugs

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using hotter plugs

Post by mundy »

G'day
is there any problems with using a bp4es in my sierra as opposed to the normal bp5es?
as the current plugs keep fouling due to oil gettin past the valve stem seals, so was just goin to run a hotter plug as a temporary fix

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Re: using hotter plugs

Post by Guy »

mundy wrote:G'day
is there any problems with using a bp4es in my sierra as opposed to the normal bp5es?
as the current plugs keep fouling due to oil gettin past the valve stem seals, so was just goin to run a hotter plug as a temporary fix

mundy
No issue that I know of that will affect a motor in that condition.
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Post by mundy »

cool thanks heaps
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Post by short stuff »

i think its the opposite im runing 9es ones in gti motor because of turbo
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