what plugs you running
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From: forked river nj
Year: 96
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
what plugs you running
Just curious bout what kinda plugs u guys are running I no being a Chrysler OEM would be champion but ne luck w other brands I used to run Bosch platinums +4 in my pickup till it burned to hot and caused my piston tp melt so I stay away from them any input is appreciated
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From: Indianapolis
Year: '99 and '91
Model: Cherokee
I have Accel Tune up kit on my 99 runs great. Really nice wire set. Had Bosch cap rotor and wire set, champion plugs on my 91 not bad either. Just more expensive, paid $68 for all Bosch/Champion stuff from Auto zone. I got the whole accel kit for $55 free shipping from summit.
#4
I'm running Champion RC12PEC5 Platinums in my 2001, and it runs great. The previous owner had some Bosch 6717 in there, which also ran the car fine. I just replaced the plugs to reset my maintenance intervals.
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Super turbo-fire quad nuclear-tipped flame blasters with magnetic pulse-alignment technology. They're belt-driven.
I'll now be getting 400 miles per gallon. While parked. On the highway they actually scavenge exhaust fumes from the air and turn them back into gasoline, filling my tank as I drive.
Eh. or plain old boring NGK copper cores.
I'll now be getting 400 miles per gallon. While parked. On the highway they actually scavenge exhaust fumes from the air and turn them back into gasoline, filling my tank as I drive.
Eh. or plain old boring NGK copper cores.
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From: Parham, ON
Year: 1999
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L OBD-II
Originally Posted by Radi
Super turbo-fire quad nuclear-tipped flame blasters with magnetic pulse-alignment technology. They're belt-driven.
I'll now be getting 400 miles per gallon. While parked. On the highway they actually scavenge exhaust fumes from the air and turn them back into gasoline, filling my tank as I drive.
I'll now be getting 400 miles per gallon. While parked. On the highway they actually scavenge exhaust fumes from the air and turn them back into gasoline, filling my tank as I drive.
I run what the sticker on the firewall says. However Chrysler has superceded the Champion coppers with NGK coppers in some situations.