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How often should the spark plugs of a Tiida be replaced?

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LilaAnn
07/29/2025, 08:57:16 PM

The replacement cycle for the spark plugs of a Tiida is 100,000 kilometers. If spark plugs are not replaced for a long time, it will affect the ignition performance of the car. Long-term use can also lead to carbon buildup. The voltage that the ignition coil can provide is limited. Even with normally used spark plugs, as the electrodes wear out, the voltage required to break through the spark plug gap will continuously increase. During rapid acceleration, high-speed driving, or heavy loads, misfires may occur, causing vehicle shaking, difficulty in acceleration, and fuel wastage. In terms of appearance, the car features more curved lines, making its shape more rounded and stylish. The triangular headlights and grille give the Tiida a somewhat fierce front look, while the wavy waistline on the side adds tension and dynamism. In terms of power, the Tiida is equipped with a new HR16DE engine jointly developed by Nissan and Renault. The engine is an inline 4-cylinder with a DOHC double overhead camshaft structure incorporating CVTC technology.

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