The shaking is a known issue with the 2015 honda CR-V. There is a service bulletin out about it. I bought mine and felt like my teeth were going to shatter when idle with AC on. Took it in and they installed rear dampeners, new engine mounts and adjusted the engine idle through the ECU. it barely helped but it did help. As to what others are saying about the longevity of these iridium plugs, I have 218,000 miles on my car and have yet to replace my plugs. I replace my full synthetic oil every 10k miles. My fuel efficiency is the same as the day I purchased. I recently had a slow start so I am replacing the plugs this weekend but definitely do not replace these every 30k.
Spark plugs don’t need replacing every 30,000 miles. The only people that say that are people who work at a dealership because it gets people to spend unnecessary money. Spark plugs nowadays are made to last 100,000+ miles. Old cars used to have spark plugs that had to be replaced that often, but now they’re made differently, so they last a lot longer.
I have a 2009 CRV. Iridium plugs last 100K miles and they can go even longer. The plug you took out looked perfectly normal and was not "burned up". Secondly, you should have gone with OEM Denso or NGK plugs for this car. Those are the only plugs Honda uses. Period.
You could’ve supplied an entire village with the amount of anti seize on those threads 🤯
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The shaking is a known issue with the 2015 honda CR-V. There is a service bulletin out about it. I bought mine and felt like my teeth were going to shatter when idle with AC on. Took it in and they installed rear dampeners, new engine mounts and adjusted the engine idle through the ECU. it barely helped but it did help. As to what others are saying about the longevity of these iridium plugs, I have 218,000 miles on my car and have yet to replace my plugs. I replace my full synthetic oil every 10k miles. My fuel efficiency is the same as the day I purchased. I recently had a slow start so I am replacing the plugs this weekend but definitely do not replace these every 30k.
Spark plugs don’t need replacing every 30,000 miles. The only people that say that are people who work at a dealership because it gets people to spend unnecessary money. Spark plugs nowadays are made to last 100,000+ miles. Old cars used to have spark plugs that had to be replaced that often, but now they’re made differently, so they last a lot longer.
Thank you for making this video! I’m doing spark plugs this weekend
Good luck!
I have a 2009 CRV. Iridium plugs last 100K miles and they can go even longer. The plug you took out looked perfectly normal and was not "burned up". Secondly, you should have gone with OEM Denso or NGK plugs for this car. Those are the only plugs Honda uses. Period.
What trim is this? Touring?
Yes. I have the same car.