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10-10-2019, 02:40 PM
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I recently bought a set of AGSF32fm Platinum Motorcraft spark plugs on ebay.
They came in an original looking box, with Motorcraft labeling. I don't know why I was sus' on them from the start, but i decided to inspect them closely, and found they were sub-standard. The platinum tips were just machined steel, and there was no internal resistor. Looking closer, the graphics on the box was a bit off also. The seller didn't believe me, and said he bought them in bulk from America, and had sold a stack of them, but he did agree to refund my money. Apparently it's happening also with Denso and NGK plugs, and also O2 sensors. So keep it in mind 
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Beware fake platinum or Iridium Spark Plugs
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