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[Mark M]

Some people have reported needing to change spark plugs quite regularly, even good brand genuine plugs. I just happened on an article on The Green Spark Plug Company's website (http://www.gsparkplug.com) under the main header titled Spark Plug Help, go to "Fouling and shorting" for a possible explanation... Hope this helps, one for poor old Norm to ponder maybe?
REgards, Mark

[PeteF]

There are an awfull lot of counterfeit plugs out there with what look like major manufacturer's trademarks.
They can be difficult to spot so be careful where you buy.

[Alan R]

Hello PETER F,-------- not meaning to sound rude etc. but just HOW do you spot a fake plug ??... I've heard that even some high street outlets have been "duped" with replica NGK items...So I did a bit of the old GOOGLING and have the following to offer }------ http://www.ngkbusi.com/index.php/nws/15-ep ----------------------------------- http://www.slideshare.net/athangal/dist ... spark-plug ---------------------------------------------- http://www.ngk-sparkplugs.jp/english/techinfo/fake --------------------------------------------------- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cD1rgG8-1e8 ------------------ Considering the damage these copies can do to your engine I think it's a good idea to have another look at those links-- OR --- Buy from our hosts !!!!!!!