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tb42e on lpg

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tb42e on lpg

Post by mudtrekka »

can anyone give me some part numbers for lpg spark plugs suited to my engine.
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Post by Jimbo »

Can anyone recomend the equivalent NGK plug.

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Post by BowTieGQ »

BP6ES. If the factory ones are 5 but go 6 due to LPG.
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Post by Mintoy »

BowTieGQ wrote:BP6ES. If the factory ones are 5 but go 6 due to LPG.
is 6 a hotter plug or colder plug? :)
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Post by SLOGQ »

Colder ;)
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