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      02-23-2018, 08:40 AM   #23
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hitenrallye glad to hear that brother and was able to help!! sometimes the gap will cause those issues

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      02-23-2018, 11:39 AM   #24
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NaciernoF10 Thank you, by the way my clutch started slipping yesterday. I have got it booked in to have ssp clutch done and evolve stage 2 +
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      03-06-2018, 02:36 PM   #25
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Looks like the Misfire has finally gone which is a relief. been a right pain this 1, but new coil packs, Maf sensors and New spark Plugs later we have a cure.

looks like the spark plug gaps have been a big factor in all this plus the Contaminated Maf sensors from using Oily Filters.
Plugs Gapped to 0.018 seems to be the sweet spot for my car anyway with stage 2 software.

on to other issues now, how many times can a spark plug be removed and fitted again before it becomes a problem?

had the car out last week after the bad weather had gone seems I have been lucky to not have lost the car, spark plug actually snapped whilst I was out on a test run, fuel spilling out of the cylinder head, looks like the pressure pushed the remainder of the plug and coil pack out disconnecting the Maf sensor on exit the smell of fuel was crazy, stopped as fast I could lifted the bonnet to see the aftermath the plugs where fitted 3 times from new torqued to 22nm each time anyone had issues like this or is it just me
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on to other issues now, how many times can a spark plug be removed and fitted again before it becomes a problem?

the plugs where fitted 3 times from new torqued to 22nm each time anyone had issues like this or is it just me
Very strange! Are the broken center electrode and the ceramic insulator still in the cylinder? I've had plugs in and out many more times with no problems, but not in this motor. More investigation required.
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      03-06-2018, 05:25 PM   #27
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Looks like the Misfire has finally gone which is a relief. been a right pain this 1, but new coil packs, Maf sensors and New spark Plugs later we have a cure.

looks like the spark plug gaps have been a big factor in all this plus the Contaminated Maf sensors from using Oily Filters.
Plugs Gapped to 0.018 seems to be the sweet spot for my car anyway with stage 2 software.

on to other issues now, how many times can a spark plug be removed and fitted again before it becomes a problem?

had the car out last week after the bad weather had gone seems I have been lucky to not have lost the car, spark plug actually snapped whilst I was out on a test run, fuel spilling out of the cylinder head, looks like the pressure pushed the remainder of the plug and coil pack out disconnecting the Maf sensor on exit the smell of fuel was crazy, stopped as fast I could lifted the bonnet to see the aftermath the plugs where fitted 3 times from new torqued to 22nm each time anyone had issues like this or is it just me
I have only seen this when plugs were over-torqued while hot.
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      03-07-2018, 04:51 AM   #28
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wow did your engine survive?? Where are the broken bits.

I have had plugs out over 10 times (not on this car, high power cossies, evo, GTR etc) I never torque them I just know when they are tight and never had a problem.

hope it survived
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      03-07-2018, 11:00 AM   #29
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yeah got off lightly this time the pressure must of pushed out the remaining electrode, had a Boroscope down inside the cylinder to check for the missing pieces of the plug, looks clean and no damage to the piston or the side walls been really lucky, I don't know for sure if they had been over torqued or whilst the engine was hot but we are sending the plugs back to Bosch to be inspected

Changed all the plugs out for new once this occurred.

scary really, plugs where from the main dealer
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Can someone tell me the correct Codes for a step colder plug from NGK

Seems to be a little confusion around the codes
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      05-06-2018, 10:28 AM   #31
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With stage 2, Intake, DP, Exhaust, flash tune from activeautowerke is it recommend to gap the plugs?
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      05-06-2018, 10:35 AM   #32
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Can someone tell me the correct Codes for a step colder plug from NGK

Seems to be a little confusion around the codes
I believe its ngk 97506. Thats what I'm running gapped to 0.020"
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      05-06-2018, 10:42 AM   #33
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Can someone tell me the correct Codes for a step colder plug from NGK

Seems to be a little confusion around the codes
I believe its ngk 97506. Thats what I'm running gapped to 0.020"
Those are correct, but they are equivalent to stock plugs. Don't think there is a known colder plug.
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      02-13-2019, 03:45 AM   #34
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Hi guys,

i have an M5 F10 and i got Stage 1 (700HP) before 15000km. (9000 miles).
Yesterday i had issues in high RPM.
We removed all sparkplugs and one was damaged.
Look here:


Now i bought new stock plugs and now it runs again as he should.

I found this post here and now i am thinking about to buy the sparkplugs from ngk with one step colder. or better two steps?

Thanks and greets from germany!
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Hi guys,

i have an M5 F10 and i got Stage 1 (700HP) before 15000km. (9000 miles).
Yesterday i had issues in high RPM.
We removed all sparkplugs and one was damaged.
Look here:


Now i bought new stock plugs and now it runs again as he should.

I found this post here and now i am thinking about to buy the sparkplugs from ngk with one step colder. or better two steps?

Thanks and greets from germany!
One step should do it.
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Is going Stage 1 known to damage plugs? What happened to the bit that's missing?
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      02-13-2019, 04:04 AM   #37
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Is going Stage 1 known to damage plugs? What happened to the bit that's missing?
i think it burned away.
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i think it burned away.
Ah OK good to know its gone.

I have a Stage ! tune pushing about 725bhp at the crank and the car has 12,000 miles

I wonder why yours did what it did?

Who did the tune?

Does the quality of fuel make a difference to this issue?

Sorry for so many questions just want to avoid any issues

Thanks
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      02-13-2019, 04:24 AM   #39
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Ah OK good to know its gone.

I have a Stage ! tune pushing about 725bhp at the crank and the car has 12,000 miles

I wonder why yours did what it did?

Who did the tune?

Does the quality of fuel make a difference to this issue?

Sorry for so many questions just want to avoid any issues

Thanks
Maybe my has over 700 too. Downpipes without CATs are fitted too.
Was a tuner in germany.
I think the quality of fuel can make differences, i only drive 102 ROZ (its the best in germany)
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Maybe my has over 700 too. Downpipes without CATs are fitted too.
Was a tuner in germany.
I think the quality of fuel can make differences, i only drive 102 ROZ (its the best in germany)
Reading the posts it seems that this issue is more evident when catless downpipes are fitted
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      02-13-2019, 04:55 AM   #41
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Maybe my has over 700 too. Downpipes without CATs are fitted too.
Was a tuner in germany.
I think the quality of fuel can make differences, i only drive 102 ROZ (its the best in germany)
Last time I drove through Germany a few years ago max ron available was Aral 101.
What station(s) do the 102 now.
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      02-13-2019, 05:45 AM   #42
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Last time I drove through Germany a few years ago max ron available was Aral 101.
What station(s) do the 102 now.
Aral is 102.
Shell is 100
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Aral is 102.
Shell is 100
Thanks.
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      02-27-2019, 02:40 PM   #44
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Hi guys.
So now i want to order the sparks with one step colder.
But which gap i should choose?

Downpipes with 200 cell Cats.
Stage 1 Software (roundabout 700hp)
BMC inlets.

Please help me, thank you
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