Ford Falcon Spark Plugs

There are two things that your spark plugs are responsible for: igniting the gasoline-and-air mixture and driving out waste heat from the cylinders. If you happen to notice that your fuel mileage is getting worse, or that you are experiencing harder starts, engine knock, or misfirings, then you need to double-check the spark plugs. There are several signs which can inform you of them getting bad. Spark plugs can get erosion from the electrical current, going from the main electrode to the ground wire. A leaking valve cover gasket or piston ring on a Ford Falcon can let oil into the spark plug well. They can get considerable carbon deposits, with both the electrode and the ground getting covered in soot.

Ash formations can cover the spark plugs, with plenty of light brown deposits forming on them, being a major cause of hesitation and harder starts. Gap bridging may occur, with the space in-between the main electrode and the ground getting plugged up. If your spark plugs run too hot, then they can be undergoing blistering and oxidation. Pre-ignition can cause the electrode and the ground to melt, with the insulators getting snow-white. And of course, mechanical damages can warp and bend both the main electrode and the ground wire. Our store is your reliable source of Ford Falcon spark plugs, so replace them with confidence!