Mitsubishi Colt Spark Plugs
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Brisk®A-line Yttrium Alloy Electrode Spark PlugA-line Yttrium Alloy Electrode Spark Plug by Brisk®. If you want to upgrade your vehicle with a spark plug that provides more power and faster acceleration, then this Brisk product is just the option. Designed with the latest...Developed to boost the horsepower of your vehicleBoasts the exclusive, patented, and innovative design$6.30 - Brisk®Super™ Copper Spark PlugSuper™ Copper Spark Plug by Brisk®. If you want to restore the original performance of your vehicle's ignition system, this product is what you need. Engineered to stringent OE specifications, it is sure to fit and function the same...Manufactured to restore your vehicle’s ignition systemDesigned with your specific vehicle in mind$3.60 - $11.70
- Brisk®A-Line Yttrium Alloy Electrode Spark Plug (LR17YCY-1)A-Line Yttrium Alloy Electrode Spark Plug (LR17YCY-1) by Brisk®. The center electrode is from special nickel-yttrium alloy with high heat conductivity what enables to optimize thermal balance of active parts of spark plug. Perfectly...$6.30
- Brisk®Super™ Copper Spark Plug (LR17YC-1)Super™ Copper Spark Plug (LR17YC-1) by Brisk®. The center electrode is from nickel alloy filled with copper core with high heat conductivity what enables to optimize thermal balance of active parts of spark plug. Perfectly covers...Manufactured to meet or exceed strict quality requirementsMade from high-quality materials for ultimate durability$3.60
The Mitsubishi Colt that’s sitting in your garage is an excellent subcompact car. Its spark plugs can be considered some of the most crucial parts of the ignition system designed to create sparks that ignite the volatile air-and-fuel mixture thousands and thousands of times each minute. Unfortunately, your auto’s spark plugs tend to wear out with time and mileage, just like all other automotive parts. The most common tell-tale signs of your plugs going bad include carbon buildup on both the main and ground electrodes. Ash deposits are another issue, with light-brown crud forming all over the spark plugs’ surface area.
Also, oil fouling causes problems, especially if the valve guides or piston rings are leaking motor oil into the combustion chambers. Gap bridging is also fairly detrimental, with soot building up in-between the spark plugs’ main and ground electrodes. If your plugs overheat, then they can get blistered, while being coated in dry white deposits. Pre-ignition can quickly damage both of your spark plugs’ electrodes giving them a brownish color. Detonation and mechanical damages can easily spell the end to these components. Regardless of the case, replace your Mitsubishi Colt spark plugs with suitable substitutes purchased in our online store!
