VIDEO: Can You Replace Spark Plugs On A Hot Engine?
Installing a spark plug with the engine hot can change the torque specification. This video is sponsored by Autolite.
VIDEO: Is Corona Killing Spark Plugs?
Do the stains on a spark plug indicate imminent engine failure? This ASE G1 test prep video is sponsored by Autolite.
VIDEO: To Gap Or Not To Gap Spark Plugs
Find out what spark plugs need to be gapped and the tools required to get the job done. This video is sponsored by Autolite.
The Evolution Of Spark Plugs
Without the spark plug, there would be no internal combustion engine. The exact date of birth and father of the first real spark plug isn’t known for sure – some credit Edmond Berger with the invention as far back as 1839 but it was unpatented and definitely not designed for a car engine.
NGK Spark Plugs Race Teams Rack Up Wins At NHRA Four-Wide Nationals
NGK Spark Plugs-backed teams racked up three wins at the NGK Spark Plugs NHRA Four-Wide Nationals, at zMAX Dragway in Concord, North Carolina.
The Anatomy Of: Spark Plugs
AÂ spark plug takes electric current from the ignition system to the combustion chamber of an engine to ignite the air/fuel mixture through an electrical spark. Let’s look at what makes a spark plug work.
VIDEO: Gapping Fine-Wire Spark Plugs
Andrew Markel shows how and how not to gap a fine-wire spark plug.
VIDEO: Iridium Spark Plugs And Laser Welding
Andrew Markel explains how iridium’s hardness and melting point makes it a perfect spark plug material and how laser welding made it possible to use it on spark plugs.
NGK Spark Plugs To Be Primary Sponsor Of The NGK Spark Plugs Formula 1 Powerboat Championship
This six race partnership series is based on the past success and core foundation of the partnership of NGK Spark Plugs and team Seebold Sports.
Making The Case For Copper Spark Plugs
Even the most advanced precious-metal spark plugs are, at their heart, made of copper. The center electrode contains a copper core, surrounded by a nickel alloy, which helps combat wear and corrosion.
