Spark plugs are small components that produce an electric spark for combustion in a vehicle's engine. They should typically be replaced every 30,000 miles to ensure proper engine performance. Symptoms of worn spark plugs include rough idle, engine misfires, surging, increased fuel consumption, and acceleration issues. Replacing spark plugs regularly improves fuel economy, engine performance, and reduces emissions.
19. As per automakers, you should replace your spark plugs roughly
in every 30,000 miles.
20. High performance spark plugs have electrodes which can
wear more faster, that's why you need to replace them
more often.
High Performance Spark plugs:
21. If your vehicle's spark plugs made of from iridium or
platinum, they don't wear down quickly and they last for
longest life span.
Long Life Spark plugs:
22. When you pull out a spark plug from engine, if the base has
oil on it then make sure to change it frequently.
Oil Leaking:
23. When a motorist frequently drive on high revs, then it puts
more pressure on spark plugs which accelerate the worn
out process.
High Revs: