Title. Ordered some spark plugs yesterday. Today get an email saying that my order has been canceled. I did not cancel it. Anybody else have this issue?
where else can I find mopar spark plugs?
where else can I find mopar spark plugs?
MOPAR canceled my order
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Rockauto probably has them. Who did you order from? Jeep usually sells parts through dealers. Wermopar.com is a good source and obviously Rockauto.com
I would go aftermarket, personally. The Autolite XP985 should be perfect for most users, and should last 100k miles. (I had to swap mine for a colder plug but that's because I have a tune and run my engine hard.)
https://www.rockauto.com/en/parts/autolite,XP985,spark+plug,7212https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000ET5TLM/?tag=wranglerorg-20
https://www.rockauto.com/en/parts/autolite,XP985,spark+plug,7212https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000ET5TLM/?tag=wranglerorg-20
NGK is it @Jerry Bransford ? they have them at Napa.
at least that was the recommendation when i asked a while back.
at least that was the recommendation when i asked a while back.
I'll go along with the other recommendation for the iridium tipped Autolite XP-985. It'll perform well for upwards of 200k miles according to what Autolite's electron scanning microscope showed on their iridium plugs with that many miles on them. I've had them in my TJ for close to a dozen years. NGK makes great plugs too but I really like the XP-985 for our Wrangler 4.0 engines.
likely may be a discontinued part number and they just canceled it without informing you.
ive ordered from a dealers online store in the past which listed items as available though I knew they were actually discontinued (thought they had a surplus of discontinued parts).. but I received a email notifying me my order was canceled and the part was no longer available.
You realize mopar doesn't make their plugs right? Just go to your favorite parts store and buy the brand and part number that were oem for your jeep, gap them and install
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