MOCA 3459 6Pcs Spark Plugs Fit for 1999-2002 Dodge Dakota 2.5L & 2003-2006 Dodge Viper 8.3L

Name: MOCA 3459 6Pcs Spark Plugs Fit for 1999-2002 Dodge Dakota 2.5L & 2003-2006 Dodge Viper 8.3L
Brand: MocaAutoParts
SKU: S-SP6256
Price: 14.24 USD
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Product Description

OE/OEM Part Number:3459

Car Application:

For Dodge:

1999-2002 for Dodge Dakota 2.5L
2004-2006 for Dodge Ram 1500 8.3L
2003-2006 for Dodge Viper 8.3L

For Jeep:

1999-2001 for Jeep Cherokee 4.0L
1999-2004 for Jeep Grand Cherokee 4.0L
1999-2006 for Jeep Wrangler 4.0L

When Replacing Sparks Plugs


Trouble starting your car Most people are not aware that having worn spark plugs can cause their car to have troubles when starting. Usually they assume it is a flat battery or being out of fuel. Having worn spark plugs will cause the ignition system to work harder. Faulty spark plugs can also cause your battery to drain. Harsh weather conditions increase the chance of worn spark plugs preventing the engine from turning over. If you notice your car struggling to start, you may want to take a look at the spark plugs as a possible cause	Engine misfire It is easily recognizable when an engine misfires. A misfire causes the car to halt for a split second then it continues on at its normal pace. How serious your misfire problem is will determine how often this will happen. Engine misfire means that the vehicle is not functioning as well as it should because one or more of its spark plugs aren’t firing properly. This could lead to a reduction in fuel economy, reduced engine power, or increased exhaust emissions	You notice a rough idle Idling occurs when your car is stationary, yet the engine is running. While idling, your engine runs at a lower RPM. When an engine has spark plugs that are performing properly, the sound should be continuous and smooth. When they are not working as they should, the engine will sound jittery and rough and it will stumble and produce a vibration that can be felt throughout your vehicle. You need to have this checked right away as ignoring this symptom can lead to costly and serious damage being done to your car


Poor acceleration It is easy to tell if your vehicle is accelerating poorly. When you put your foot down on the gas and it feels like it doesn’t want to respond, or it does, but slower than normal you are experiencing symptoms of poor acceleration. Your car may also feel like it is trying extra hard to move. You may find that servicing your vehicle with a spark plug change fixes this sluggish feeling	Consuming more fuel Having spark plugs that function properly help keep the emissions coming from your vehicle at a minimum. Spark plugs that are deteriorated can lead to a decrease in your vehicle’s fuel economy due to incomplete combustion. So if you notice that you are filling up more often, have your spark plugs checked	5.When the Manufacturer’s Recommended Service Time Has Reached Mostly, the vehicle’s manual guideline entails the details about the replacement of any part of the car or what is the capacity of them. In relation to the problem like a damaged spark plug, you need to review the maintenance schedule to check about the replacement of your spark plugs

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