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Old 06-18-2019, 12:43 PM
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Default Bosch 4418 spark plugs...need a source
Not here to start a plug war.....Im having a hard time finding these.....anyone have a link to a source. These are the +4 for the Discovery 2 2003.
 
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Amazon

both look to have them
 
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Just get the NGK's and call it good. You don't need Bosch plugs.
 
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Amazon

both look to have them
Amazon was showing not available .....Ill check into sparkplugs.com ...thx
 
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Amazon was showing not available .....Ill check into sparkplugs.com ...thx
I found 2 listings that are available
 
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Just get the NGK's and call it good. You don't need Bosch plugs.
 
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Old 06-18-2019, 09:44 PM
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Bail on the Bosch plugs; they're junk. I literally wouldn't put Bosch plugs in my truck if they were free. Not worth the effort to even install them.

Get Champions or NGK. Even AutoLite plugs are pretty decent for the money. NGK is my personal preference.
 
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Well all I know is I put NGK iridiums a couple of weeks ago and it was running rough. I just put the Bosch 4418 in and it is running smooth as silk now....suppose it could have been a bad plug because Ive alway used NGK in my cars. Anyway Im happy at the moment.
 
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Just for the record, I've been running a set of Denso platinum's for the last 35k miles without any trouble.
 
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