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Chevrolet Cruze Spark Plug Assembly, Gasoline Engine Ignition
Part Number: 12683541$8.99 MSRP: $16.12You Save: $7.13 (45%)
Chevrolet Cruze Spark Plug Assembly, Gas Eng Ign
Part Number: 12681656$9.47 MSRP: $16.98You Save: $7.51 (45%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Chevrolet Cruze Spark Plug Assembly, Gasoline Engine Ignition
Part Number: 12681655$9.18 MSRP: $16.46You Save: $7.28 (45%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Chevrolet Cruze Glow Plug Asm
Part Number: 55596430$27.60 MSRP: $49.50You Save: $21.90 (45%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Chevrolet Cruze Spark Plug
The Spark Plug in Chevrolet Cruze vehicles helps in the ignition of the air-fuel mixture that is required for an effective combustion process of the engines. This works by making use of the high voltage electricity from the ignition system to cause a spark that leads to the burning of the mixture in order to cause the combustion pressure necessary to push the pistons. Chevrolet Cruze Spark Plugs come in a variety of various materials such as copper, nickel, platinum, and iridium, all of these last for varying. times before they are needed to be replaced. Cruze has seen copper/nickel, platinum, double platinum and iridium spark plugs, says Chevrolet in the course of the years. The copper/nickel plugs are generally employed in the older forms of ignitions while the platinum and iridium plugs endure longer owing to the hardness of their make. The Spark Plug control determines the heat range of the engine and is therefore important to pick the correct Spark Plug for use in Chevrolet Cruze cars as recommended by the manufacturer.
Each OEM Chevrolet Cruze Spark Plug we offer is competitively priced and comes with the assurance of the manufacturer's warranty for the part. Furthermore, we guarantee the speedy delivery of your orders right to your doorstep. Our hassle-free return policy is also in place for your peace of mind.
Chevrolet Cruze Spark Plug Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: What precautions should be taken when replacing spark plugs on Chevrolet Cruze?A: If the spark plugs have to be removed, do not do it when the engine is hot since this may lead to damage of the threads in the cylinder head. Loose the cable from the negative terminal and pull of the ignition coil assembly. On 2016 and later 1.4L engines only, remove the oil filler cap and engine cover fasteners, and then lift the engine cover and valve cover insulator off the valve cover, reinsert the oil filler cap. There are several other tools required for spark plug replacement; these are as follows: Spark plug socket fitted to a ratchet Various extensions Spark plug gap gauge For the torque plug wrench is optional. New plugs should be bought well ahead of its required usage, used as spares and installed one at a time with correct size of gap and type for the engine. Even when working on an aluminum engine, do not unscrew any plugs until the engine is cool enough, because the cylinder heads will be compromised if the plugs were pulled while the engine was still running. When waiting for the engine to cool, review the new plugs for flaws and align the gaps using the gauge with the right thickness to fit in between the electrodes of the plug and make the gap fit the specifications. If the gap is incorrect, very gently twist the side electrode with the adjuster in this way, do not break the porcelain insulator. If compressed air is available, use it to blow any dirt in the spark plug hole to avoid that it falls into the cylinder. Insert the spark plug socket over the spark plug and unscrew it anticlockwise if you require the use of ratchet and extension. Oppose the each old spark plug to the new spark plugs in order to determine the general running condition of the engine. Screw in a new plug into the hole until you can't anymore using your bare hands; use a torque wrench or a ratchet to tighten it well; use a rubber hose to thread it well lest it stick to thread. Same as above, do the same for the other plugs and then put the ignition coil pack into place.
