Spark plugs

Mobbs69

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Jun 28, 2016
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I cannot remember the ones I had but i did have a little issue in fitting them.

When removing the coil packs there is a wire that you need to unbolt first before undoing the next nut to remove the coil pack

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Just make sure you have a spanner on the nut on top as well as the one below it. I actually had to take one of my spanners and grind it down a bit so it coulds slide onto the bottom nut

I went a bit ham fisted on the first one with just one spanner and the bolt I thought was captive in the head wasn't. It twisted and I actually snapped the wire by accident

Bit of soldering was needed and its all good now but best to know beforehand
Thanks
 

Phil th Barrow

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Can any one help please... When/miles you should change the plugs on a Leon EX LUX 190 2.0... Are the original 3 pronged/earth??
 

SuperV8

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Spark plug for DKZA, DNUE, CJXC, CJXH, CJXE, CJXG, CJXH,DNUC, 2.0
= 06K905601L which is NGK
every 60,000 km/48 months
 

SuperV8

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No,
Just searching on the part number I shared:
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NGK part number version = NGK 91898
Trade number ILFER7C8EG
 
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tracktoy

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Personally I use NGK R7438-9 Racing Spark Plugs and very happy with the fit and performance but It should be noted my motor spends more time on the track than on the road.
 
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