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when do I change spark plugs?
On an 2006 colbalt and 2007 Rav 4
Where can I find this information?
"Where can """"I"""" "find" this information?"
It is not in my owners manual, I do not know where to look online for factory recomened changes, checked both chevy.com and toyota.com.
4 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
no i dont think it will work
Source(s): dr - 1 decade ago
Depending on the type of plugs, you change as "scheduled" for maintenance. check your owners manual/maintenance manual for the mfg's recommendations.
If you are below the recommended mileage, you may have other issues that will cause your vehicle to run poorly.. When you notice fuel economy dropping, runs rough, or hard starting type of issues, time to check and replace/repair/clean the ignition or fuel systems...
Source(s): 25 years automotive - Anonymous1 decade ago
Why change what ain't broke. Remove plugs,wire clean, reset gap. examine state of central electrode, clean Porcelain section. Replace if really bad or refit. I have had plugs running up to ten years. There is no guarantee that a new plug is going to last any longer than a new one. Throw a couple in boot just in case.
- thebax2006Lv 71 decade ago
Platinum spark plugs get changed every 60,000 miles, 100,000 miles is too long. Iridium plugs will go 100,000 miles, so if you don't want to change plugs use the iridium ones.
Source(s): Mitsubishi Master Tech
