Spark Plugs
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I use the AC Delco Iridiums and GMPP red wires.
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One reason many change wires when they change plugs (50-100,000 miles) is there is a good possibility the wires will get broken when trying to remove them. I just changed mine a couple of weeks ago to the AC Delco Iridiums and red GMPP wires at just under 60,000 miles. A few of my wires broke trying to remove them. I put Dielectric grease on my plugs/wires but who knows what the next 50-100,000 miles will do to it?
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One reason many change wires when they change plugs (50-100,000 miles) is there is a good possibility the wires will get broken when trying to remove them. I just changed mine a couple of weeks ago to the AC Delco Iridiums and red GMPP wires at just under 60,000 miles. A few of my wires broke trying to remove them. I put Dielectric grease on my plugs/wires but who knows what the next 50-100,000 miles will do to it?
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