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This is what NGK said.
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Back from the dealership and there has been no damage to my car. It's running as per 'normal' (considering the state of my spark plugs).
Subaru confirm it was human error, apologised and swapped over the plugs with PFR6Bs. |
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Just to cap this off. I have been having boost issues under high pressure (e.g. down shifting to over take) whereby my car would 'jitter' and struggle to hold boost. This has now been resolved!
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Glad all is good and lucky there was no damage done.
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#25
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You've decribed characteristic dirty spark plug symptoms.
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05, pfr6g, plfr6a11, plugs, spark, wrx |
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