Spark Plug recommendations

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I have a 1984 245 (Wagon), auto trans, 180,000 miles. I'm gonna replace the
plugs, wondered if anyone had recommendations on a really good brand/type
for this model.
 
Borton Volvo in Minneapolis uses:
NGK - BPR6ES
As have I for years in my 240s & 740s. Never a problem.
Jay
 
Me too........... NGK - BPR6ES

Andy I.


| Borton Volvo in Minneapolis uses:
| NGK - BPR6ES
| As have I for years in my 240s & 740s. Never a problem.
| Jay
|
| >I have a 1984 245 (Wagon), auto trans, 180,000 miles. I'm gonna replace
the
| >plugs, wondered if anyone had recommendations on a really good brand/type
| >for this model.
|
 
NGK ARE BEST THE GERMAN PLUGS HAVE JAMMED IN THE THREAD TOO OFTEN OVER THE
YEARS NGK AND A LITTLE ANTI SEIZE. GERMANS DONT MAKE THE BEST THEY JUST LIKE
TO TELL YOU THEY DO !
 
I have had best luck in many cars with NGK copper core plugs, or the ones
with the "v" electrode, I have not had good luck with high end bosh plugs.
 
Steve n Holly said:
I have had best luck in many cars with NGK copper core plugs, or the ones
with the "v" electrode, I have not had good luck with high end bosh plugs.
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I'll second that, good old basic NGK plugs, they just work, anything fancy
is a gimmick.
 
naverillsn001 said:
I have a 1984 245 (Wagon), auto trans, 180,000 miles. I'm gonna replace the
plugs, wondered if anyone had recommendations on a really good brand/type
for this model.
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I like the Volvo OEM plugs. The last time I bought them from Toyota Volvo
Keene the price was competitive with aftermarket plugs and they came ready
to go, gapped correctly, etc.

Work like a charm.

John
 
NGK never bosch rubbish besides the fact its inferior german
rubbish they have grabbed too many threads on my cars in the past ..
 
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