Ford Spark Plugs
A spark plug is a crucial part of your ignition system because it generates the spark to produce the air/fuel mixture for your engine. Even though this part can withstand a high amount of wear, they are still prone to damage over time. LevittownFordParts carries affordable yet original spark plugs that deliver reliable performance.
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Ensure Optimal Engine Performance with a Genuine Spark Plug
A spark plug provides the electric arc that ignites the air/fuel mixture which, in turn, generates the power that turns potential energy into kinetic energy. Three types of plugs are available: copper, platinum, and iridium plugs. Copper is the cheapest of the three but it doesn’t last as long as the rest and has a higher voltage requirement. Platinum, on the other hand, reduces debris buildup and can last up to 100,000 miles. Lastly, iridium is the strongest of the three but is the most expensive. It uses less voltage and can last longer than plugs made from platinum.
When your spark plugs are near the end of their life cycle, you may notice your engine failing to function properly, using up more fuel, and, in more severe cases, causing internal damage. Conduct a visual inspection to avoid these scenarios from happening.
Check if your spark plug is dirty because it could be an indicator of oil leaks or carbon deposits. Moreover, a worn-out plug could be exposed to extreme heat or show signs of engine misfires. Generally, you’d want to change them every 20,000 to 50,000 miles. However, consider replacing them more frequently if you’re driving a high-performance car or using your vehicle more often.
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LevittownFordParts carries 100% genuine spark plugs that are reliable and can withstand wear and tear. We also offer them for less than the manufacturer’s standard retail price. For other great deals and discounts, visit our site and browse our inventory. For more information about our spark plugs, don’t hesitate to reach out. Our in-house experts will get back to you straight away.
Helpful Information
1. What do spark plugs do?
Spark plugs are essential components of your ignition system. These small parts are found in the cylinder head of an engine and produce high-voltage sparks for ignition. The spark from the spark plugs ignites the air-fuel mixture, starting the combustion process to power your vehicle’s engine.
2. How long do spark plugs last?
Average copper spark plug wires have a life span of 10,000 to 20,000 miles, while silver plugs found on older models can last up to 20,000 miles. Conversely, high-performance platinum plugs last up to 60,00 miles. But if you constantly start your car, the functional lifespan of these spark plugs will be affected, causing you to replace them sooner than usual.
3. How do I know if my spark plugs need replacing?
If you’re having a hard time starting your car, your spark plugs are probably worn out or have too much carbon buildup. Other signs of faulty spark plugs are engine misfires, reduced acceleration, high fuel consumption, and the like. If your car starts to show any of these symptoms, you need to check your spark plugs and see if you need to replace them.
4. How to change spark plugs?
When replacing your plugs, ensure your vehicle is on a flat and dry surface. Once your engine has cooled down, you can remove the spark plug wires and the coil of the plugs. After removing the plugs, you can install your new wires and start your engine.
5. How can I make my plugs last longer?
You can extend the functional lifespan of your spark plugs by checking the electrode ends and cleaning them regularly to get rid of any carbon buildup. This way, they can produce consistent sparks during ignition. Also, make sure to clean the mounting area of the plugs to prevent the rods from being misaligned.