If you’re like many Williston and New Town drivers, you want to service & maintain your car as best you can, but you’re also not sure of proper protocol. Enter our maintenance guides. They can help put you in the right direction in terms of making sure all maintenance is up-to-date. So, how often should you change your spark plugs? In most Honda vehicles and other vehicles for that matter, experts recommend replacing spark plugs every 30,000 miles or so. Keep reading or contact us to learn more!
Your car’s spark plugs help you reliably start the engine by working with other ignition parts. When you turn the key (or push a push-button start), high voltage current from the ignition coil is sent to the spark plugs to start the combustion process within the vehicle’s combustion chambers. But if your spark plugs aren’t working correctly, then you’ll likely experience issues such as:
Accordingly, if you happen to be experiencing any of the above-mentioned issues on Watford City or Dickinson roads, the chances are high that it’s time to get in touch with our parts department to order spark plugs.
Regularly changing the spark plugs in your car isn’t just something you should do to avoid negative consequences. It also can have several inherent advantages. Here are just a few worth noting:
If you are experiencing any of the issues mentioned above, and want to confirm that you need new spark plugs, schedule a service appointment at our service center near Dickinson. Our experienced technicians can get your vehicle evaluated and repaired in no time!
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