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kaiserwillie

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I have a 2016 Yukon SLT that I purchased brand new. I only have 51k in miles on it. I still have the factory plugs and wires on her. Given their age should I think about replacing them?

I'm doing my front brakes this weekend and will pull a couple plugs to see how they look from each side. Thanks...
 

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I have a 2016 Yukon SLT that I purchased brand new. I only have 51k in miles on it. I still have the factory plugs and wires on her. Given their age should I think about replacing them?

I'm doing my front brakes this weekend and will pull a couple plugs to see how they look from each side. Thanks...
Because of age only on the wires, I would replace them. While they are off, do the plugs too, but that is me.
 

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Spark Plugs do not wear out with time only miles, same for the wires. Save the money and change them together in another 50,000 miles. I have a 2016 also with 101,000 and I just changed my plugs and wires and I believe I could have gone another 40,000 miles easy. And the rear plug on the passenger side is a bi*ch to get out.
 

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