Spark plugs!!

[Vinnie]

Hi all I currently have a 2003 LCR 225 BAM (Standard car) and need new spark plugs, could anyone let me know which ones to get, appreciate it...

 

[mty12345]

Hi mate, i know these are suitable for a standard BAM engine, although there are many other brands availible. https://www.eurocarparts.com/ecp/c/...367a34bd6ae7d8882fad9e00370f29ce709e91&000301

If you go to halfords website, then you can search by your registration number, probably easiest.

 

[Vinnie]

Hi mate, i know these are suitable for a standard BAM engine, although there are many other brands availible. https://www.eurocarparts.com/ecp/c/...367a34bd6ae7d8882fad9e00370f29ce709e91&000301

If you go to halfords website, then you can search by your registration number, probably easiest.

Hi mate, i know these are suitable for a standard BAM engine, although there are many other brands availible. https://www.eurocarparts.com/ecp/c/...367a34bd6ae7d8882fad9e00370f29ce709e91&000301

If you go to halfords website, then you can search by your registration number, probably easiest.

Cheers for that, I shall take a look!

 

[mty12345]

No worries. The NGK PFR6Q is another option. I think they are the plug recommended by VAG.

 

[Vinnie]

No worries. The NGK PFR6Q is another option. I think they are the plug recommended by VAG.

Ah I see I might just go oem, also I've seen others put a 4 prong in but not sure why they need that.

 

[mty12345]

The 4 prong thing is a waste if time imo. The ones above will be perfect if the engine is standard, but they're usually about £30 as they're long life ones. If cash is tight there's nothing wrong with using a cheaper plug that is listed as an equivalent. It just means you'll need to replace it sooner, as the electrode wears out quicker.

 

[Vinnie]

The 4 prong thing is a waste if time imo. The ones above will be perfect if the engine is standard, but they're usually about £30 as they're long life ones. If cash is tight there's nothing wrong with using a cheaper plug that is listed as an equivalent. It just means you'll need to replace it sooner, as the electrode wears out quicker.

Oh right, thanks for the advice also, what type of ignition coils would you recommend to get?

 

[mty12345]

You can't normally go wrong with bosch. I've had a set in mine for almost 15,000 miles now and not missed a beat