Went to pick up a set of Bosch W8LTCR plugs from GSF yesterday and the sales guy gave me Bosch WR8 LTC+.
I know that the 'R' in the code indicates a burnoff resistor, I have no idea what the '+' denotes. Anyone know what this denotes?
Will the absence of the said burnoff off resistor have dire consequences like a lack of noise suppression or something else?
UPDATE. The 'R' although it has moved position from the end of the code to the second character it refers to a supression resistor (which I assume is the same as a burnoff resistor
). The '+' I think indicates that yytrium electrode is used (whatever that might be). Ho hum.
Thanks fellas.
Nuvo.
I know that the 'R' in the code indicates a burnoff resistor, I have no idea what the '+' denotes. Anyone know what this denotes?
Will the absence of the said burnoff off resistor have dire consequences like a lack of noise suppression or something else?
UPDATE. The 'R' although it has moved position from the end of the code to the second character it refers to a supression resistor (which I assume is the same as a burnoff resistor
). The '+' I think indicates that yytrium electrode is used (whatever that might be). Ho hum. Thanks fellas.
Nuvo.