BOSCH spark plug 4 Nubira 1.6 DOHC

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BOSCH spark plug 4 Nubira 1.6 DOHC

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Auto shop didn't have NGK BKR6E-11 and gived me BOSCH FR7 DCX. Is it any problem to use them?

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I'm not sure if there is a problem or not. I think the 7 in that indicates how cold the spark plug is and I think you're supposed to have 6 and not 7, but I'm also not sure how much of an impact that would make if any.
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i think BOSCH FR7 DCX will work better than the NGK BKR6E-11 on the nubira 1.6L stock 7m.m. spark plugs, and also if there was a different between the two of them, i think a good after market 8m.m. spark plugs would solve it and will perform better than the stock ones....
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Just play it safe with the platinum 4s
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Post by Daniel »

Thanks for your answers.

I've looked at NGK and BOSCH wed sites and both plugs are listed "medium hot".
At my basic (cool) driving level I feel the engine smoother but this is maybe due to new oil/filters/plugs combination.

BTW FYI I changed the serpentine belt too. Old genuine one was 6PK1875 (p/n:96183108) and new one 6PK1892(p/n:96309968). A tad longer and easier to fit on. :) .

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Post by asam »

Yea oil can make huge difference. Hey if you find it on sale, you should try a ester based oil, insted of petroleum based oil like most "sythetics". Redline and Amsoil are two that use it. Its the same oil used in most aircrafts.
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Thks for info. I'll go to airfield this PM and bleed some oil from piston airplane :smt005 .
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