- Does the XP5405 fit my Chrysler?
- It fits many Chrysler, Dodge and Jeep V8 engines, but fitment varies by year and engine. Check the plug number your owner's manual or under-hood label calls for before buying.
- How long do iridium plugs last?
- Iridium plugs typically last far longer than copper plugs, often around 60,000 to 100,000 miles depending on the engine. Follow the interval in your owner's manual.
- Do I need to gap it before installing?
- It comes pre-gapped, but check the gap against your engine's spec first. Use a wire-style gauge and avoid prying on the fine iridium tip.
- Should I replace all plugs at once?
- Yes. Replace the full set together so all cylinders spark evenly, and torque each plug to the spec in your manual.
- Is it better than a standard copper plug?
- For most drivers, yes. The iridium tip resists wear and holds its gap longer, so you change plugs less often.
- Do I need to change the ignition coils too?
- Only if a coil is failing. Plugs and coils are separate parts; replace coils when diagnostics point to them.
- Where is the Autolite XP5405 Iridium Spark Plug cheapest?
- At Walmart, for $10.95, as of our latest check.