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LPG Candles Endurance: Spark Plug Replacement Interval for Gas-Only Engines & 3-Cylinder Symptoms

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  • #1 2111702
    lukasz lodz
    Level 11  
    Every how many km you should change the spark plugs running only on gas. Because at my place after around 10 am to 1 pm. 000 km a few seconds after starting the engine it behaves as if it was walking on three cylinders but it gasped a few times and it's ok
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  • #2 2111861
    Sady
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    It depends on the manufacturer you have candles, cables, the rest of the "electrics" I recommend NGK and somewhere for 20-30 thousand it should be fine, but the cables should also be replaced :)
  • #3 2111983
    virus123456
    Level 16  
    Sady wrote:
    It depends on the manufacturer you have candles, cables, the rest of the "electrics" I recommend NGK and somewhere for 20-30 thousand it should be fine, but the cables should also be replaced :)

    NGK candles for up to 40,000, and cables so often I think that it is not worth it (I recommend buying 1 time better than changing every year)
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  • #4 2112167
    T/J
    Level 21  
    Hello
    The reason for this behavior of the engine during start-up does not have to be worn-out spark plugs, but the rule is: Spark plugs operated on LPG should be replaced much more often than recommended by the manufacturer for a given engine because they operate at a higher temperature and there is a risk of early damage. .
    Now is the period of very humid air, so if the car is parked in an open air, the reason may be high-voltage cables, which often get wet and then the engine starts to work as you wrote. Check the dome and switch finger.
    I greet and wish you a merry christmas
  • #5 2112298
    Slawek J
    Level 30  
    Candles can, and for a long time, fulfill their role in a car only every engine and how long it will last. It all depends on the type of gas installation and whether you carry out periodic inspections, i.e. mix adjustments. With older installations, on average, it is replaced every 10 thousand km, while newer ones are replaced every 15 or even 20 thousand km. I do not know what car you have, but if it is powered by gas, I suggest replacing every 10,000 and checking the composition of the mixture. I recommend NGK for candles.
    Greetings.
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  • #6 2113182
    lukasz lodz
    Level 11  
    Hello, I do not know if NGK produces candles for Sierra. And the ones I have are Bosh, unfortunately I have very poor cables. I will change and write what effect. I also wish you a Happy Holidays.
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  • #7 2114195
    hacckker
    Level 18  
    I depend on replacing the candles every 10,000 km, so together with the oil, max 15,000 on this is not worth saving
  • #8 2259086
    lukasz lodz
    Level 11  
    thank you all for the help of the WN cables, the new problem is gone. (they were not old, but the cheapest PLN 25) is not worth saving.
  • #9 18335773
    marekMJ7
    Level 9  
    In Peugeot 407 2.2 petrol, I replaced the candles after 55,000 km, after installing the new ones, they do not differ from the old ones. If the installation is well set up and the maps are well matched with gasoline, I think that a mid-range LPG candle of 60,000 should be able to withstand it. When I replaced it, I had the perfect coffee color of the candles without any burn marks. My uncle in Toyota Yaris mentions every 60,000 and it's ok. I also think that every 30,000 is a bit too often. I have Bosch candles, a gap of 0.9 mm for PLN 12 each

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Topic summary

The discussion centers on the recommended spark plug replacement intervals for LPG-powered engines, particularly focusing on gas-only operation. Users suggest that spark plugs, especially NGK and Bosch brands, should be replaced more frequently than standard recommendations due to higher operating temperatures in LPG systems. General consensus indicates a replacement interval of 10,000 to 20,000 km, with some users advocating for 30,000 km under optimal conditions. Symptoms of engine misfiring, such as running on three cylinders, may also be attributed to high-voltage cable issues or moisture, rather than solely worn spark plugs. Regular maintenance and inspections of the gas installation are emphasized to ensure optimal performance.
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