i must change spark plugs.

opelgtroma1970 · 05-27-2009

sorry for my english!!
i m italian i don t speak very well english.
I must change spark plugs
what kind of spark plugs i must use?
can you recommend what kind to use?
GraZie.

BQS4 · 05-27-2009

Originally Posted by opelgtroma1970

sorry for my english!!
i m italian i don t speak very well english.
I must change spark plugs
what kind of spark plugs i must use?
can you recommend what kind to use?
GraZie.

Well, what make/model of Opel do you have? What size motor?

hrcollinsjr · 05-27-2009

Originally Posted by BQS4

Well, what make/model of Opel do you have? What size motor?

Gene, I'm guessing a 1970 1.9 Opel GT but you never know.

Harold

badmaxdog · 05-27-2009

You can really use any brand/kind of spark plug for your Opel engine that is made for it. But I would recommend the Bosch Platinum Plus. These are a little more expensive than most others, but worth the little bit of extra money. Also note that you need to set the gap according to the ignition system you have (stock points, petronix, compufire, etc.) Recommended gap settings can be found in other forums.

opelgtroma1970 · 05-27-2009

ok
I 'll try bosch Platinum Plus!
Thanks

05-27-2009	#4 (permalink)
badmaxdog Opeler Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Pittsburgh, Pa Posts: 47 Real Name: Henry Padlo Provided Answers: 1	You can really use any brand/kind of spark plug for your Opel engine that is made for it. But I would recommend the Bosch Platinum Plus. These are a little more expensive than most others, but worth the little bit of extra money. Also note that you need to set the gap according to the ignition system you have (stock points, petronix, compufire, etc.) Recommended gap settings can be found in other forums.
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