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04-12-2010, 01:12 PM
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Join Date: Apr 2010
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hi any help?
i'm driving an AU II i was using lpg for a bit and got them NGK LPG spark plugs now i've decided to go back to petrol and stick with petrol. should i be changing my spark plugs to the normal NGK Spark plugs or will the ngk lpg one do for now or will they do damage? another question i had new NGk sparkplugs for petrol used them for a week. took them out for the lpg ones. but i kept but didn't number them. can the petrol NGK plugs go back in any order if already used? cheers SILVA |
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04-12-2010, 02:21 PM
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Flairs - Truckers Delight
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Brisbane Northside Likes: Opposite Lock
Posts: 5,731
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I'm very sorry to hear you've decided to stick with petrol - I would say that's going to cost you lots in the long run, probably unnecessarily.
But to answer your questions: 1. BPR6EY is the code of the NGK spark plugs for LPG 2. BPR5EY-11 is the code of the NGK spark plugs for Petrol You will not do any damage having one set or the other in. They are both fine for both fuels. However you will probably not get the best performance or economy with the ones not intended for that fuel. Yes you can put any spark plugs back in any order. If you can't spring for the $4 a plug for a new set cos you spent all your money on tanks of petrol instead of LPG, then i suggest cleaning the old set up with a bit of emery paper beforehand, just lightly on the tip.
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Just a question
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