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      11-29-2018, 08:42 AM   #1
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Spark plugs maintenance

Hey guys does anyone have the part number for 2015 328i spark plugs?? Please
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      11-29-2018, 10:06 AM   #2
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Need more information than that to look it up buddy. http://www.realoem.com/bmw/enUS/sele...&prod=20150100
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      11-29-2018, 11:54 AM   #3
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Need more information than that to look it up buddy. http://www.realoem.com/bmw/enUS/sele...&prod=20150100
I’ve got on the website I just can’t figure out how to get it what I want.. what else would you need friend
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Hey guys does anyone have the part number for 2015 328i spark plugs?? Please
Would you like the OEM replacement or plugs that will support performance modification?
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      11-29-2018, 12:04 PM   #5
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Would you like the OEM replacement or plugs that will support performance modification?
Oem. All I got on my car is the Bms stage 1 so I don’t think ima need the other
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Would you like the OEM replacement or plugs that will support performance modification?
Oem. All I got on my car is the Bms stage 1 so I don't think ima need the other
I would recommend these:

SILZKBR8D8S

Should be about $15-$20 per plug or your not looking at the right ones.
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I would recommend these:

SILZKBR8D8S

Should be about $15-$20 per plug or your not looking at the right ones.
https://www.oembimmerparts.com/BMW-F30-3-Series-Spark-Plug-OEM-12120039664-p/12120039664.htm Is this the same one?
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I would recommend these:

SILZKBR8D8S

Should be about $15-$20 per plug or your not looking at the right ones.
https://www.oembimmerparts.com/BMW-F30-3-Series-Spark-Plug-OEM-12120039664-p/12120039664.htm Is this the same one?
Yes, I believe so.

They list SILZBR8E8S as the part number but I believe that is the updated part number to the one I recommended.

Mine is a 2014 and I run the plugs I suggested to you.

We should double check these are the exact fit, dont want to lead you wrong!
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Look up ^

Do you know the difference between those two plugs? Which would you recommend OP buy?

I run SILZBR8D8S
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Look up ^

Do you know the difference between those two plugs? Which would you recommend OP buy?

I run SILZBR8D8S
SILZKBR8D8S is just the newer version of SILZKBR8E8S. As far as I know it was a slight internal design change in the plug, nothing major, but because the 8D8S part number plugs are newer, it makes sense to get those (those are what I run).
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^there you have it.

Hold out for the "D"

Thats what most of us are using. Change every 50k (or earlier if you want).
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SILZKBR8D8S is just the newer version of SILZKBR8E8S. As far as I know it was a slight internal design change in the plug, nothing major, but because the 8D8S part number plugs are newer, it makes sense to get those (those are what I run).
Thank you so much
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^there you have it.

Hold out for the "D"

Thats what most of us are using. Change every 50k (or earlier if you want).
thanks to you too fam
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      11-30-2018, 12:20 AM   #14
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Hey guys does anyone have the part number for 2015 328i spark plugs?? Please
Since NGK are OEM, you can look it up here:

http://partcat.com/ngk
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Buy them here and get them replaced for free when its time to change them out again.
https://www.fcpeuro.com/products/bmw...plug-ngk-96987
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Buy them here and get them replaced for free when its time to change them out again.
https://www.fcpeuro.com/products/bmw...plug-ngk-96987
how does that work fam?
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how does that work fam?
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The torque is 17 ft lbs right?
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The torque is 17 ft lbs right?
I do 15-16, but yah it's 23nm or 16.9lbs. It's an aluminum block though and 17 just felt like I was working way too hard for it so I did just shy of that. It honestly isn't that important as long as you're ballpark.
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