Spark plugs damage on pistons
#1
Spark plugs damage on pistons
Hi guys, i'm new here and i need your help.
I bought NGK Platinum Lazer spark plugs because like it says it does better ignition, smoother engine work, faster acceleration, better fuel economy and lower emissions, but my mechanic says that it might damage the pistons because of its constant work and more sparks.
Is he right? Half Right? Or totally wrong?
Tanks
A4 1.8T /96
I bought NGK Platinum Lazer spark plugs because like it says it does better ignition, smoother engine work, faster acceleration, better fuel economy and lower emissions, but my mechanic says that it might damage the pistons because of its constant work and more sparks.
Is he right? Half Right? Or totally wrong?
Tanks
A4 1.8T /96
#3
why would he lie to you? unless hes trying to sell you some other plugs id probably listen to him of course I dont know your mechanic but if hes that much of a d bag and you dont trust his opinions get a new mechanic
#7
Hi guys, i'm new here and i need your help.
I bought NGK Platinum Lazer spark plugs because like it says it does better ignition, smoother engine work, faster acceleration, better fuel economy and lower emissions, but my mechanic says that it might damage the pistons because of its constant work and more sparks.
Is he right? Half Right? Or totally wrong?
Tanks
A4 1.8T /96
I bought NGK Platinum Lazer spark plugs because like it says it does better ignition, smoother engine work, faster acceleration, better fuel economy and lower emissions, but my mechanic says that it might damage the pistons because of its constant work and more sparks.
Is he right? Half Right? Or totally wrong?
Tanks
A4 1.8T /96
It doesnt matter what plugs you have, the "spark" comes from the coil when the ecm signals it to fire. The only way you could possibly damage a piston, is by running too "hot" of a range of spark plugs with shitty gas and advanced timing.
#9
hi and thanks,
yes Mr.Phil i have 12/96 1.8T fwd.
Broncoman75 i was just thinking what you say when he told that about the plugs, i thought that the spark would only be more accurate and efficient and all what it says on the box but i'm still learning.
By the way, i'm gonna do a seafoam cleaning, put APR hoses and new diverter valve, a Newsouth power gasket on the intake manifold, a Neuspeed 1.8T 180 Degree Thermostat and Neuspeed 180 Degree 3 Pole Fan Switch and i'm still open for suggestions and opinions on the cooling subject. What do you think?
Thanks a lot
yes Mr.Phil i have 12/96 1.8T fwd.
Broncoman75 i was just thinking what you say when he told that about the plugs, i thought that the spark would only be more accurate and efficient and all what it says on the box but i'm still learning.
By the way, i'm gonna do a seafoam cleaning, put APR hoses and new diverter valve, a Newsouth power gasket on the intake manifold, a Neuspeed 1.8T 180 Degree Thermostat and Neuspeed 180 Degree 3 Pole Fan Switch and i'm still open for suggestions and opinions on the cooling subject. What do you think?
Thanks a lot
Last edited by jpbatman74; 10-16-2009 at 05:35 PM.
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