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Old 02-25-2002, 10:31 PM
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spark plug replacement

How often should spark plugs be replaced in a 96 civic?
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as long as the spark plug is working properly, the gap is right and the electrode is not round up (you can service the electode by filing it and re-gap it) then you should be fine (except for carburetor cars and those are not computer control).

I think the OEM manuel says somthing like for every 100,000 miles, the spark plugs should be replace.
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The manual actually says that you should check your plugs and replace if necessary, every 15,000 miles.
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Always good to check your plugs often and replace them if they needed. If you forget to check though, when they've gone bad, you should notice a distinctive stuttering. When this first happened to me, I described it as feeling like the engine couldn't get enough fuel. It was actually bad plugs not firing properly.
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