radio interfecence after plugs and wire change? Any ideas?
11-01-2011, 02:22 PM
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radio interference after plugs and wire change? Any ideas?
Last night I replaced the plugs and wires in my Tacoma with NGK IX iridium 5464 plugs and NGK 4412 wires. This morning I notice some static noise through my radio that I know has never been there. Im assuming the NGK's are resistor plugs, Im using the same plugs and wires in my Rav4 and MX5 with no issue like this! The truck is running like a top, it starts much easier sounds smoother. Any ideas? I’m going out now to make sure nothing is loose.
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11-01-2011, 03:41 PM
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Brand NGK Spark Plugs
Manufacturer's Part Number 5464
Shorty Spark Plug No
Resistor Yes
Manufacturer Heat Range 5
Electrode Core Material Copper
Electrode Tip Material Iridium
Insulator Type Projected
Spark Plug Thread Size 14mm
Spark Plug Reach 0.750 in.
Spark Plug Seat Style Gasket
Wrench Diameter 5/8 in.
Ground Strap Quantity One
NGK Part Number BKR5EIX-11
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Brand NGK Spark Plugs
Manufacturer's Part Number 4412
Assembled Yes
RFI Suppression Yes
Wire Color Blue
Distributor Terminal Ends Stock
Distributor Boot Color Blue
Distributor Boot Material Silicone
Spark Plug Boot Ends Stock
Spark Plug Boot Color Blue
Spark Plug Boot Material Silicone
Coil Wire Included No
Conductor Style Spiral core
NGK resistor spark plug wire sets utilize a construction method known as "variable pitch" wire winding to create resistance to radio frequency interference.
Manufacturer's Part Number 5464
Shorty Spark Plug No
Resistor Yes
Manufacturer Heat Range 5
Electrode Core Material Copper
Electrode Tip Material Iridium
Insulator Type Projected
Spark Plug Thread Size 14mm
Spark Plug Reach 0.750 in.
Spark Plug Seat Style Gasket
Wrench Diameter 5/8 in.
Ground Strap Quantity One
NGK Part Number BKR5EIX-11
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Brand NGK Spark Plugs
Manufacturer's Part Number 4412
Assembled Yes
RFI Suppression Yes
Wire Color Blue
Distributor Terminal Ends Stock
Distributor Boot Color Blue
Distributor Boot Material Silicone
Spark Plug Boot Ends Stock
Spark Plug Boot Color Blue
Spark Plug Boot Material Silicone
Coil Wire Included No
Conductor Style Spiral core
NGK resistor spark plug wire sets utilize a construction method known as "variable pitch" wire winding to create resistance to radio frequency interference.
Since those are suppression wires they shouldn't be causing any significant RFI. So I can't answer your question unfortunately. Perhaps it's a fair trade if it's running much smoother now...
How many people here know what your avatar is besides you and me? That's another good question...
11-01-2011, 03:45 PM
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How many people will remember that movie?
11-01-2011, 07:11 PM
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Katakana...3 kana...8 strokes...To + Yo + Ta = Toyota.
Why?
Because Toyoda, as in the founder of the company, is 10 strokes. 8 is a "lucky" number, 10 isn't. Hence the name change.
I knows my Toyota history.
Draw it yourself using this handy tool.
http://www.sf.airnet.ne.jp/~ts/japan...na_stroke.html
Why?
Because Toyoda, as in the founder of the company, is 10 strokes. 8 is a "lucky" number, 10 isn't. Hence the name change.
I knows my Toyota history.
Draw it yourself using this handy tool.
http://www.sf.airnet.ne.jp/~ts/japan...na_stroke.html
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