it's it ok to use sparkplugs, wires and coils from advance auto parts. Any help guys?
03-03-2011, 01:19 PM
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it's it ok to use sparkplugs, wires and coils from advance auto parts. Any help guys?
So I have a Mazda rx8 2004. I just got a cylinder misfire, they said I need new sparks, coils, and wires. My car just hit 100,000 and I haven't change anything since I got it aT 50,000 :0 . Well my question is would the ones from advance auto part work or not ?? I'm a girl and i know sum but not a lot 
03-03-2011, 01:39 PM
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they will work fine plus they have like a 2yr warranty on coils and 1yr warranty on plugs if im not mistaken
or u could go to o'reilly auto parts...their coils have a lifetime warranty
either one will work fine and there are plenty of step-by-step DIYs if u want to change them yourself and save some $$$
or u could go to o'reilly auto parts...their coils have a lifetime warranty
either one will work fine and there are plenty of step-by-step DIYs if u want to change them yourself and save some $$$
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03-03-2011, 02:05 PM
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03-03-2011, 03:38 PM
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Dont they sell the duralast brand? I figured that would be a worse choice than the oem coils.. I guess if they have a warranty then it doesn't matter if they die early.
03-03-2011, 09:46 PM
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I'm getting the ngk thanks for the advise . I will keep you guys posted on how it went. I'm actually exited to do it myself, I will have a mechanic guide me just in case
03-03-2011, 10:28 PM
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So I have a Mazda rx8 2004. I just got a cylinder misfire, they said I need new sparks, coils, and wires. My car just hit 100,000 and I haven't change anything since I got it aT 50,000 :0 . Well my question is would the ones from advance auto part work or not ?? I'm a girl and i know sum but not a lot
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03-04-2011, 08:46 AM
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03-04-2011, 09:03 AM
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03-04-2011, 10:19 AM
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Welcome,
You might not need the wires, I haven an 04 and did the plugs and coils, kept the OEM wires. Group here is right, not a bad job. There are several DIYs. Plugs through the wheel well is best approach. Hardest part for me was the coils, I got my son to do it because his hands are smaller than mine.
Some light reading in my signature. You are obviously not a new owner, but the background collection and suggestions for the first $100 have a lot of data.
You might not need the wires, I haven an 04 and did the plugs and coils, kept the OEM wires. Group here is right, not a bad job. There are several DIYs. Plugs through the wheel well is best approach. Hardest part for me was the coils, I got my son to do it because his hands are smaller than mine.
Some light reading in my signature. You are obviously not a new owner, but the background collection and suggestions for the first $100 have a lot of data.
03-04-2011, 10:46 AM
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You'll get alot of a attention here lol...most of these guys are suckers for girls 
here's what i find funny...no offense at all but, if a guy had posted this question they would have been flammed and told to search for an answer with no help
but a girl asks the same question and they are spoon fed the answer and treated like royalty
...its the rx8club way haha
funny how nature works huh?
here's what i find funny...no offense at all but, if a guy had posted this question they would have been flammed and told to search for an answer with no help
but a girl asks the same question and they are spoon fed the answer and treated like royalty
...its the rx8club way hahafunny how nature works huh?