suggested PM/services for ions by year and engine

[Zosozeppelin]

Originally Posted by jason_

Thank you all for the great information! I was about to put Bosch plugs in my Saturn and my Ford truck this week until I read about these issues for both vehicles on forums.

Time to return them and get something else

Good thing you checked, otherwise you'd have a lot of problems!

[DigitalSaturns]

NGK plugs are factory plugs in S-Cars and they work just fine
AC/Delco plugs are the factory plugs in ION's and they work just fine.

Why try fixing whats not broken?

[Zosozeppelin]

Though the AC Delco plugs are what came in the car, NKG may make a better, longer lasting plug. Ever thought about that? I don't have a problem putting the AC Delcos in, but I'd rather put in the best I can get. If it really is the AC Delco plugs, then they'll go back in.

[DigitalSaturns]

Originally Posted by Zosozeppelin

Though the AC Delco plugs are what came in the car, NKG may make a better, longer lasting plug. Ever thought about that? I don't have a problem putting the AC Delcos in, but I'd rather put in the best I can get. If it really is the AC Delco plugs, then they'll go back in.

No Zosozeppelin your the first and only person on the face of the earth have thought of that. So tell me now Elizabeth how are you going to prove to anyone what plug is the best?

If it's not broken ........... don't fix it.

[Zosozeppelin]

Never said I was out to prove anything. I was just asking to see which was the better plug. Just because it's OEM doesn't automatically make it the better plug. Please, get over yourself.

[DigitalSaturns]

Though the AC Delco plugs are what came in the car, NKG may make a better, longer lasting plug. Ever thought about that? I don't have a problem putting the AC Delcos in, but I'd rather put in the best I can get. If it really is the AC Delco plugs, then they'll go back in.




Elizabeth: The plugs are good for 100,000 miles .... whats difference if one lasts 100 miles more or less then the other?


Seeing we KNOW the AC/Delco's are 100% correct for the car. Seeing we KNOW they last about 100,000 miles. Seeing we KNOW they perform quite well. Why would we go and change that?


Some people can't see the forest for the trees .............

[Zosozeppelin]

Originally Posted by DigitalSaturns

Some people can't see the forest for the trees .............

You mean like you? Everyone knows that all you do on this forum is argue and make a fool of yourself. I've proven you wrong before on other topics. Now, since you're unable to prove to me that either NKG plugs are bad, and your only argument is that since it's OEM means it's better, why don't you EXPLAIN to me the lifespan of the NKG plug, how well they perform, etc.

As I've stated, I have no problem with putting the AC Delco plugs back in the car, but I most certainly want to put the better plug in. There can be parts that are higher quality than OEM, my friend.

[2006 ion2]

the engine was engineered to run the AC delcos for 100K. I don't know how much better the NGK plugs are, but I doubt they last significantly longer than 100K miles.

[Zosozeppelin]

Originally Posted by 2006 ion2

the engine was engineered to run the AC delcos for 100K. I don't know how much better the NGK plugs are, but I doubt they last significantly longer than 100K miles.

Ok, thank you! You're a much more credible source.