Any Bosch Spark plug aficiando's !
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Just tried to replace the plugs in my perfectly running LPG 4L Jeep Cherokee.
Ordered from Euro-carparts via the reg check thing.
The ones that arrived are R9's. Purely by coincidence the ones I removed are R9's, I didn't know they were Bosch until I removed them.
So, it won't run at all with the new plugs, and since I broke one on removal it runs on 5 cyls now that I have replaced the old ones.
The only difference I can see is that the old ones are marked '788' and the new ones '205' . Any idea what this number refers to ?
I have checked the gaps, which appear to be OK...
Ordered from Euro-carparts via the reg check thing.
The ones that arrived are R9's. Purely by coincidence the ones I removed are R9's, I didn't know they were Bosch until I removed them.
So, it won't run at all with the new plugs, and since I broke one on removal it runs on 5 cyls now that I have replaced the old ones.
The only difference I can see is that the old ones are marked '788' and the new ones '205' . Any idea what this number refers to ?
I have checked the gaps, which appear to be OK...
This is a strange one! I did a search on Bosch spark plugs for a 1990 L6 and it seems to be giving American references that are totally different to yours:
http://www.boschautoparts.com/VehiclePartFinder/Pa...
As already suggested, check the length first.
http://www.boschautoparts.com/VehiclePartFinder/Pa...
As already suggested, check the length first.
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