ragsyrandell
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Just a bit of advice from you lot. I'm changing the plugs this weekend and want any advice on which make. Bosch, NGK, Bearmach etc
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Delphis are good and I believe OEM but any other good make should do the job. Just avoid unbranded rubbish or a name that you don't recognise.
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Steer well clear of ****part...!!
NGK or Bosch or OEM will be more suitable....you only wanna do it once!
NGK or Bosch or OEM will be more suitable....you only wanna do it once!
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ragsyrandell
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Thanks.
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It's me again Daniel dodlebug
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Same from me, get some good ones. You may get good at doing it if you buy cheap ones but I'm sure your P38 has other things to absorb your time. It was only after I realised that I was changing the same two cylinders every few weeks using up six Britpart cheap-oes from Ebay that I got some from the local factors - Lucas on the box. And they've been fine through the recent minus weather, starts first time every time.
Having a hot start relay tends to give them a hard time. Mine got reluctant to start with only two plugs down. There's lots of threads on here with advice on how to do it, have a browse on the search button.
Having a hot start relay tends to give them a hard time. Mine got reluctant to start with only two plugs down. There's lots of threads on here with advice on how to do it, have a browse on the search button.
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Bosch, Beru, NGK Delphi are all good.
