22re ngk gp platinums spark plugs beware!
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22re ngk gp platinums spark plugs beware!
hello
i have a 1990 22re
so i needed new spark plugs
i went to go buy the ngk gp platinum
big mistake......
the engine would run like crap...
i cant pin point the problom
i just seemed it was not running right.
anyone else have had the same problom?
let me know
stick with the oem ngk v-power bpr5ey
i have a 1990 22re
so i needed new spark plugs
i went to go buy the ngk gp platinum
big mistake......
the engine would run like crap...
i cant pin point the problom
i just seemed it was not running right.
anyone else have had the same problom?
let me know
stick with the oem ngk v-power bpr5ey
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Were the GP platinums too hot of plug? That can cause the pinging you were describing in the last thread.
Just goes to show you, stock can be hard to beat. Turns out the Toyota engineers weren't so stupid after all!
Just goes to show you, stock can be hard to beat. Turns out the Toyota engineers weren't so stupid after all!
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I was just curious if he maybe had slightly higher than normal compression. I would like to know why the different plugs would cause pinging, even though they were the right heat. Were they causing pre-ignition, or just what? Anyway, it doesn't really matter since the problem is fixed.
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Absolutely right. Your plugs are not the problem. I run the NGk Platinums and could not be more happy with them. The heat is almost the same as stock specs.
You have other issues going on. I would look at your cap and rotor. For your cap and rotor I would only go with stock OEM parts.
You have other issues going on. I would look at your cap and rotor. For your cap and rotor I would only go with stock OEM parts.