Spark plug woes
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Now there is a question for JEOPARDY!. Douglas, I think that Bosch is building (assembling?) stuff in every country in the world, and I think that where something came from on any given day might be a real crap-shoot!
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I once had rims that said 'made in West Germany'. That told me how old they were.
I doubt your plugs are that old besides, it's a moot point. Spend more time driving, less time thinking. It's easier that way.
I doubt your plugs are that old besides, it's a moot point. Spend more time driving, less time thinking. It's easier that way.
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alton: Nothing wrong at all 
! But, the tool of choice for people who might need to do plugs multiple times in a day, day after day, the 3/8th drive socket with magnetic insert proves to be the fastest, easiest to use, and most long-lived, of all the available choices.
! But, the tool of choice for people who might need to do plugs multiple times in a day, day after day, the 3/8th drive socket with magnetic insert proves to be the fastest, easiest to use, and most long-lived, of all the available choices.
