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At my next oil change, I will need to replace my spark plugs. I am looking at the Bosch Platiinum 4 spark plugs right now and premium wire sets. What differences in performance can I expect from the ones that are installed in 4th generation Camrys?
from what ive been reading, bosch plugs are no good for the gen4's they have been shown to cause more problems. I would stick with NGK or Denso. Denso is what toyota uses. If you get Denso Plat/Iridiums you will be fine. I'm not sure if the brand of harnesses will make a difference, so bosch maybe ok to use.
i changed my denso plats with new denso plats and there have been no problems.
from what ive been reading, bosch plugs are no good for the gen4's they have been shown to cause more problems. I would stick with NGK or Denso. Denso is what toyota uses. If you get Denso Plat/Iridiums you will be fine. I'm not sure if the brand of harnesses will make a difference, so bosch maybe ok to use.
i changed my denso plats with new denso plats and there have been no problems.
If you dont mind me asking, but where did you read that bosch plugs are not good for the 4th gen. Not trying to be rude, just asking . What kind of Denso plugs come origannaly with the car, and what are the best Denso plugs that I can buy? What is the difference between the Platinum and Iridiums?
We don't know which engine you're asking about.
If it's the 1MZ the denso plats with the double ground electrodes, stock replacements, are they way to go. I wouldn't mess with any other if you want them to last.
[quote=Fever]We don't know which engine you're asking about.
If it's the 1MZ the denso plats with the double ground electrodes, stock replacements, are they way to go. I wouldn't mess with any other if you want them to last.[/quote
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