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4.8is sparkplugs
I got new plugs for the X5 but I noticed that when I pulled the first plug, the OEMs are a single ground plug. I got NGK BKR6EQUP which is a 4 ground plug... will these work?
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Really??? Hmmm... I haven't pulled from my 4.8is yet, but my 4.4 had the 4 prong. One prong suggest you setting the gap, but in the service manual, it states not to gap the plugs. Is the old P/N and new P/N the same?
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I just ordered the new ones from Amazon after looking around the forums...
Yea the OEM ones are single ground, double platinum plug that will require gapping. I had my GF verify that this is the OEM plug at the dealership...she even sent me a picture |
I just checked NGK site... looks like I F'd up...:doh:
NGK.com - Vehicle Fitting Results OEM are either/or BOSCH Part # FR7KPP332 NGK - IZFR6H11 http://www.ngk.com/results_fitment.asp?pid=IZFR6H11 |
oi, lol. Well you can return them, right?
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Yup, you effed up. My NGKs came with a single ground. OE is also single.
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Just went to my GF's dealer and picked up the correct plugs. only 80 cents more than Amazon's price and no shipping of course...
Anybody need plugs for a 4.4/4.6? lol |
changed my plugs last week, torqued to 18ft/lbs, gapped to 44
oem single prong came out iridium single prong NGK went in results = smoother, better low end response/power, mpg+ |
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The old plug color was perfect but the gap was huge... even though the plugs were double platinum, there was still a lot of erosion on the ground and electrode |
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