Burned spark plugs

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iamdub

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I'll keep an eye on the ACDeco 41-962 double platinum I installed 10 mths ago from Amazon $45

I got mine from an individual on eBay. They looked legit by the pics in the ad but I had him send me others with close-ups. I have about 16K on 'em. I should pull a couple to check up. Maybe I'll pull #8 and take pics to show that it's not as bad as it's made out to be if you use different, but still tool-box-standard tools on it.
 
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When I went to change the plugs the first time after I bought the vehicle, I found a mix of 41-985 and 41-110. I vaguely remember one or both of those #'s having a little disc of a different metal attached to the ground electrode directly above the center electrode. The replacement 41-110's didn't have that little disc on the ground electrode. I thought it was curious, but I didn't think too much more about it. I paid attention to the drivability for a while, and when nothing funky occurred, I forgot about it. I'm glad I thought to check them when I did.

I will be sure to pull one or two of these plugs at 5k and 10k to see how they're doing.
 
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