Replacing Ignition Coil
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Replacing Ignition Coil
I've been having a bad shudder for a couple weeks, finally narrowed it down to a misfire on cylinder 1. I have a new coil for it and plan on replacing it tomorrow. Do I need to replace the plug also? It has about 50,000 on it as I already had them replaced at the dealer. Just wondering if I would be good to just swap out the coil or if the plug needs to be replaced also.
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Just the plugs. The coils generally last a lot longer than that, but you should replace the boots and springs when changing the plugs.
They switched to 60k when they found out that the 2 piece plugs were sticking and breaking when being removed due to carbon deposits on the ground sleeves. *IF* the shop that changed them did it properly and used high temperature antiseize on them, they should come out a lot easier this time and the bill should be about half that.
They switched to 60k when they found out that the 2 piece plugs were sticking and breaking when being removed due to carbon deposits on the ground sleeves. *IF* the shop that changed them did it properly and used high temperature antiseize on them, they should come out a lot easier this time and the bill should be about half that.