Replacing spark plugs
#1
Replacing spark plugs
I have about 80k on my 2007 fit. My car has been stalling in the morning if I do not let it warm up for several minutes. I know i have a weak battery so I plan to replace both the battery and the spark plugs at the same time. Does anyone know what kind of where i should get my spark plugs?
I think i should replace all 4. Honda is selling them for $20 each. Any other site you'd recommend for cheaper plugs and which brand?
Any help is appreciated!
I think i should replace all 4. Honda is selling them for $20 each. Any other site you'd recommend for cheaper plugs and which brand?
Any help is appreciated!
#5
I've concluded that it's either the spark plugs (less likely) or the valves need adjustments (highly likely).
but for maintenance purposes i think it's good time to repalce bth the plugs and battery as my battery has gone through several light on mishaps and is probably pretty well drained.
#6
I am curious to see the answer. Just got my fit with a little higher miles and I'd be shocked if they ever did the plugs. Plus valve adjustment seems to be a thing I see on here often when no one has ever mentioned it on hondas in the past. Very curious why this car seems to have such issues,
#7
The Generation1 CR-Vs (B series engines) needed valve adjustments more often than was recommended in the USA. (30K miles VS 100K) Our old '90 Accord recommended valve clearance checks every 12K miles!
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Regards spark plugs, for the longest life, buy the proper Denso or NGK Iridium plugs at your favorite source (NAPA or Rock Auto for example). Less than $10 ea USD at RA.
DENSO Part # 3401 {#SKJ20DRM13} Iridium Long-Life
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