Spark Plugs
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spark plug replacement intervals are every 60,000 km according to the owners manual, i'm not sure why anyone would want to change plugs before then, just for the sake of replacing spark plugs...
the stock spark plugs are iridium, AC Delco 41-121
the stock spark plugs are iridium, AC Delco 41-121
Yeah I know they don't call for changing them till 60,000 km but I don't know if that's too long or not. They also call for oil changes every 12000 km and the dealership and everone says that's too long for semi synthetic oil. I plan on in the near future putting in iridium plugs I think.
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