Just changed out my Denso Iridium plugs...
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the car was misfiring, bucking, so I decided to change the spark plugs to see if that's the problem. Switch back to OEM Borsch. Everything seems fine now, the bucking is gone, no more misfiring.
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dont know what it feels like when the car misfires but my car always bucked and sometimes sounds like its gonna stall on cold mornings....
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my car was bucking too, when I punch it in high gear, going up to high rpm. That's misfiring. Changed back to brand new OEM, and everything is fine. The Denso seem fine, I am pretty sure if I sand blast them, clean them up, they should work like a champ just like the first moment I put them on. They say the Iridiums last up to 100k miles, but I won't keep them for that long. If I do, definately clean them often after having this happen to the car.
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have any puny coil packs or a weak ignition amplifier .044 can be too wide a gap at the upper rpms. You might try re-gapping them at ..say .032 or .034 and see what you get. Be careful as gapping them is not easy.
Carbon in the heads can also contribute to misfires at higher boost pressures as can carbon build up in the coil pack tips or cracks in the tips.
Carbon in the heads can also contribute to misfires at higher boost pressures as can carbon build up in the coil pack tips or cracks in the tips.
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