Spark plug OEM Toyota or OEM Subaru

OEM Toyota Spark plug
ChickenWalaBurger
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Rating 4.0

UPDATE: owners manual calls for replacement around 120k so I'm not that far behind i guess. Still went out and bought 4 new plugs and installed them. $80 at the dealer

Noticed before the LTFT was -6% and now its back to 0%.

Pros: LTFT back to 0%
Mileage: 120000 km
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OEM Subaru Spark plug
TheVermonster
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Rating 4.0

Normally that's a result of a failed spark plug seal. If you have no other problems I would put new spark plugs in it and check them at the next oil change.

Vehicle: Subaru Impreza
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OEM Subaru Spark plug

Since then I have take good care of it, replaced the brakes on schedule in August 2020 and then in August 2021 new spark plugs.

Pros: replaced brakes, new spark plugs
Vehicle: Subaru Forester
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OEM Toyota Spark plug
2020taco
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Rating 4.0

Those look great last time I did mine they were all carboned up but I was at 300k but definitely made a difference in Fuel economy and a little less sluggish

Pros: better fuel economy
Cons: a little sluggish
Mileage: 482803 km
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OEM Toyota Spark plug
maxoffwax
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Rating 5.0

I’ve owned my truck for a year now and just decided to take out the spark plugs to see how old they were… mfs were the original factory plugs 14 years old and ran for 246k miles.. basically got a brand new truck now haha

Pros: brand new truck
Mileage: 395906 km
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OEM Toyota Spark plug

I was looking at pictures of the V12 engine found in the Toyota Century. Then I noticed the spark plug/coil arrangement: Interesting.

Pros: interesting spark plug arrangement
Vehicle: Toyota Century
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