How often should the spark plugs of the Tiguan be replaced?
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The spark plugs of the Volkswagen Tiguan should be replaced every 70,000 kilometers. The following are detailed information: 1. A healthy spark plug electrode is light yellow, and a black electrode indicates an incorrect air-fuel mixture ratio. 2. An oily appearance suggests that the spark plug gap is improperly set or there is excessive fuel supply, or there is a short or open circuit in the high-voltage wire. 3. If there are deposits between the top and the electrode, and the deposits are oily, it indicates that engine oil is leaking into the cylinder, which is unrelated to the spark plug. 4. Black deposits indicate carbon buildup on the spark plug causing a bypass. Gray deposits are caused by additives in gasoline covering the electrode, leading to misfires.