So these were removed in January 2016. They are Autolite as was recommended on Jeep Forum.
All the plugs had worn away electrodes. They looked like crap. But I found the problem when the number 4 cylinder pug was pulled. The ceramic insulator was cracked badly. I believe this to be the cause of the misfiring.
The plugs, wires, cap and rotor were all replaced at the same time. It runs like a top now. I am curious as to what was the reason for this plug failing as it does. The Jeep does not get abused. I did run it at 70 mph on a 3.5 hour trip to Orlando and back. But it worked fine on that trip and after that. The only fuel additive I use is Seafoam once in a while. That mostly dries out the gas. Around here it is common to install a water separator in the fuel line, same one used on a boat. Perhaps that will come next for my Jeep.
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