Best *INEXPENSIVE* spark plug to use in a c320
03-31-2014, 12:36 PM
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Best *INEXPENSIVE* spark plug to use in a c320
My 2005 C320 was having a bunch of check engine codes, I replaced the MAF sensor, now it's down to one code (Cyl. 1 misfire), so I'm replacing the plugs next. Autozone gave me a list of options regarding the plugs, but I want to see the best *inexpensive* plug that will work just fine (I'm not gonna race this thing).
Some people said NGK 7090 work fine, they're about $3 each. I've seen Bosch FR8DPP recommended too, at about $7 each.
What about the cheapies, as in Autolite AP3924, $5 for a 2-pack at Walmart?
Any contructive input would be welcome, I'm trying to do this for the lowest cost possible, but it has to run well.
Some people said NGK 7090 work fine, they're about $3 each. I've seen Bosch FR8DPP recommended too, at about $7 each.
What about the cheapies, as in Autolite AP3924, $5 for a 2-pack at Walmart?
Any contructive input would be welcome, I'm trying to do this for the lowest cost possible, but it has to run well.
03-31-2014, 01:19 PM
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My 2005 C320 was having a bunch of check engine codes, I replaced the MAF sensor, now it's down to one code (Cyl. 1 misfire), so I'm replacing the plugs next. Autozone gave me a list of options regarding the plugs, but I want to see the best *inexpensive* plug that will work just fine (I'm not gonna race this thing).
Some people said NGK 7090 work fine, they're about $3 each. I've seen Bosch FR8DPP recommended too, at about $7 each.
What about the cheapies, as in Autolite AP3924, $5 for a 2-pack at Walmart?
Any contructive input would be welcome, I'm trying to do this for the lowest cost possible, but it has to run well.
Some people said NGK 7090 work fine, they're about $3 each. I've seen Bosch FR8DPP recommended too, at about $7 each.
What about the cheapies, as in Autolite AP3924, $5 for a 2-pack at Walmart?
Any contructive input would be welcome, I'm trying to do this for the lowest cost possible, but it has to run well.
Just buy the OEM Bosch on Amazon for $52, the auto lite does not even work well on a Honda , my friend wasted $10 bucks back in high school years ago
