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Old 03-11-2014, 01:06 AM
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Originally Posted by Ivanerrol View Post
Sorry last week I had to pull the resistor plugs out of my W202 as they were causing a slight misfire when cold. Plugs were only 12,000 kilometers old.

Installed correct NGK copper non- resistor plugs - BCP6ESF all is now well.

These same plugs are the correct variant for a M103, early KE M104.

NGK BCP6ESF. If you do a lot of stop start traffic you can install the BCP5ESF

You do know you can get faulty parts even in a new box. I have lost count over the years of how many faulty ignition components I have returned. Seems you had same problem.

However, I reckon you will find your ignition/fuel system below par and spark plugs took that crap in the face and failed.
Of course it could be the motor is not tight any more....same results. Oil/carbon/fuel and a weak ignition...wires etc, will kill any plug.

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