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spark plugs
I need a bit of help, i have got some good oils, filters and most of things for a good service except spark plugs. I was thinking of getting bocsh super 4 plugs. What would be the best to fit if not the original?
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Re: spark plugs
yes, ca18det
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Re: spark plugs
ok did my plugs today think it is the BCPR6ES if i remeber correctly on the ca18det. do i need to adjust the pin and to what thinking it is 0.8 mm
pls help
i put them in out of the box without adjusting and car not running 100%
pls help
i put them in out of the box without adjusting and car not running 100%
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spark plugs
Those are the right plugs for the ca. I would run them at 0.8 as the coils get weak with age. If you still having problems you can gap them smaller till they run better but I would then look at new coils. This is assuming spark is your only problem.
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Re: spark plugs
thanxs found the problem the one plug was bent closed completly. set them to 0.8 sounds better.