jdeere05
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ok heres my ? after looking through the book..why do we have to replace spark plugs at 32000 miles or 24 months and also at 64000 miles and 48 months? this is new to me, first new car in a LONG time here..lol
maintenance schedule?
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same thing on my 08, says to replace every 30k
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From what I've experienced these trucks like the copper plugs over the more expensive and longer lasting ones. So perhaps that's why they say change them at 30K miles, as the copper plugs don't usually last as long.
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Do you have a link to the plugs we need cause mine need changing lol
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Champion, or NKG copper plugs is what most guys recommend. You shouldn't have a single problem with them if you change them at the recommended intervals. The truks don't seem to take well to any other kind, seen alot of problems. Guess there's a reason they come from the factory with them.
http://www.rockauto.com/catalog/raf...7212&partkey=54669&a=FRc1443368k54669-7792981
EDIT: For some reason my link keeps going to the 3.7L options, instead of what I selected (the 5.7L plug options) so you'll have to change that.
CHAMPION Part # 446 $1.80 per plug x 16 = $28.80
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NGK Part # 92174 $3.79 per plug x 16 = $60.64
http://www.rockauto.com/catalog/raf...7212&partkey=54669&a=FRc1443368k54669-7792981
EDIT: For some reason my link keeps going to the 3.7L options, instead of what I selected (the 5.7L plug options) so you'll have to change that.
CHAMPION Part # 446 $1.80 per plug x 16 = $28.80
or
NGK Part # 92174 $3.79 per plug x 16 = $60.64
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And we need 16 correct??
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the copper plugs don't last as long. Good thing is the champions can be had for cheap so if you do the change yourself it not bad at all
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