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Originally Posted by Graves
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Originally Posted by hellokitty
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Originally Posted by 4everkidd
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Originally Posted by hellokitty
These cars are super duper sensitive, especially if you are tuned.
I would gap to .022 on NGK 97506s next time. Also change out your coils while you are at it.
Make sure you also run fuel additive once in a while and use ethanol treatment every tank if you run full e85 some day…
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There is absolutely no need to change coils unless needed. A bad coil is a bad coil.
Could be your intake; common problem on the aluminum intakes.
I would also assume plugs. |
Coils lose peak performance over time. You don't need to wait for a misfire to replace it. If the mileage is high, might as well do it at the same time as plugs. |
12k miles in 3.5 years, doubtful it's the coils, but I'll have the master tech check. |
12k miles total on the car? Then you are fine.
I replaced coils at 35k after gapping plugs for full e85.