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Worn spark plug can increase fuel consumption

10 Dec 2021
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The average price of gasoline fell in the last week, according to a survey released by the National Petroleum Agency, Natural Gas and Biofuel (ANP). Even so, o custo segue mais alto do que o praticado ao final de 2016, quando o valor chegou a R$ 3,655, ante os R$ 3,754 atuais. According to NGK, ignition system specialist, spark plug maintenance can help the driver to save even more on fuel, especially in times of high.

The spark plug is the component responsible for ensuring that the fuel is burned correctly, no waste. That is why, the proper functioning of the part has a direct influence on the consumption of gasoline or ethanol. "In addition to excessive fuel consumption, Worn spark plugs can cause engine failure., difficulties in departure and even an increase in pollutant emissions", explains NGK's Technical Assistance consultant, Hiromori Mori.

According to the NGK expert, due to the technological evolution of vehicles, the driver does not always notice when the spark plug starts to malfunction and consumes more fuel. "That's why, the check is so important", says Mori.

A malfunctioning spark plug can also damage other components such as cables., coils and catalyst. "In general, the replacement value of the components is always higher than the preventive review. That is why, indicamos a checagem das velas a cada 10 mil quilômetros ou conforme orientação da fabricante do veículo”, alert the Technical Assistance consultant.

More information about NGK do Brasil products and services can be acquired through the customer service: 0800-197-112.

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