98 runner 3.4 plugs
What is your favorite set of spark plugs for the 98 V6runners?
I'm getting ready to tackle this. :nerd: How often should they be changed? and should they be torqued down or is snug good enuff? |
99 3.4V6, same motor as your 98.
I like the NGK Iridiums BKR5EIX-11 stock # 5464. Change them every 60K miles or so. Yes, torque them to spec. You are going into an aluminum head, stripping would be bad. Add a dab of copper antisieze compound to the new plug threads. Be sure not to cross thread (again BAD!) by screwing them in by hand with a spark plug socket before attaching the torque wrench. |
I like just the stock OEM Densos you get at the dealer.
Use a bit of antiseize as Unhappy99 mentioned to make it easier next time. The plugs have a crush washer on them so tighten until you feel it no longer yields. I use 2 fingers on the ratchet to ensure I can't put too much strength into tightening them. Very crude but effective. :D |
Originally Posted by MTL_4runner
I like just the stock OEM Densos you get at the dealer.
Use a bit of antiseize as Unhappy99 mentioned to make it easier next time. The plugs have a crush washer on them so tighten until you feel it no longer yields. I use 2 fingers on the ratchet to ensure I can't put too much strength into tightening them. Very crude but effective. :D |
I always change mine with the stock Densos. It comes pre-gapped but it's always good to check the gap before installing it. Like everybody said, don't forget to use anti-sieze. Hope this helps.
George |
I got my truck with about 60k on it. Now I have 80. I wonder if i should change them just to be safe. Perhaps i will.
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Originally Posted by chuckd
I got my truck with about 60k on it. Now I have 80. I wonder if i should change them just to be safe. Perhaps i will.
If the electrode in the center looks worn, replace em. |
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