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Re: H series Champion sparkplugs
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Posted by M.L. Anderson on December 11, 2006 at 13:03:05 from (76.169.167.25):
In Reply to: H series Champion sparkplugs posted by M.L. Anderson on December 06, 2006 at 13:56:57:
Sparkplug lists are notoriously wrong, so see their disclaimer!!! Sparkplugs.com makes every reasonable effort to maintain current, accurate information about the products we sell. However, we rely on the information provided by the manufacturers of each of the products we sell. Therefore, Sparkplugs.com shall not be responsible for any damages or losses caused by actual or suspected incorrect or inaccurate product information found on the site. Further, Sparkplugs.com shall not be responsible for problems arising from shipping, including but not limited to, delay, damage or loss. My 2005 NGK catalog states above each page of the cross Reference Chart as below; NOTE; Use cross references as guide only. Please see specific vehicle application. Due to differences in design and material, plugs listed in cross reference section are not exactly the same. My 2005 Denso Catalog has a very similar statement! Sparkplugs made by Bosch(symbol sheet), Denso(2005 catalog) & NGK(2005 catalog) and claimed to be the replacement for the “H” series sparkplugs are actually of the 3/8” length and are not of the proper REACH to be used in “H” series! I can find no reliable place that states that these firms make a sparkplug of the proper REACH. You cannot rely on the sparkplug manufactures to supply fully correct information as even their catalogs have disclaimer sections. I have access to all their symbols either from their catalogs or from their symbols sheets. If one needs a H12 of a hotter range one should go to an extended core nose plug. This is if one can find a sparkplug of the proper heat range! Yours, M.L. Anderson
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