The specific part number for Honda spark plugs can vary depending on the model and year of the Honda vehicle. To find the correct spark plug for your Honda, it is recommended to consult the owner’s manual or contact a Honda dealership for assistance. The owner’s manual will provide the correct spark plug part number and specifications for your specific Honda model. Additionally, you can also refer to authorized Honda parts websites or online retailers that specialize in Honda OEM parts for the correct spark plug part number.
It’s important to note that different Honda engine models may have slightly different procedures for changing the spark plug. It’s always a good idea to consult the owner’s manual for specific instructions for your particular engine.
Contents
- How do you match spark plugs?
- What spark plug is better NGK or iridium?
- What is the part number of Honda spark plugs?
- How do you find the spark plug number?
- Does Honda use iridium spark plugs?
- Why are Honda spark plugs so expensive?
- What spark plugs do Hondas use?
- Do the numbers on spark plugs mean?
- What is Honda OEM spark plugs?
- Which spark plug is number 1?
How do you match spark plugs?
Replacement spark plugs must be the same size as the original (same hex size, diameter, thread pitch and length), and have a similar “heat range” (hot enough to resist fouling when the plug is cold, and cool enough to resist pre-ignition when the plug is hot).
What spark plug is better NGK or iridium?
Iridium spark plugs are better at starting engines than other types of spark plug because the spark is highly concentrated in the central electrode, and consequentially requires less voltage to operate. This makes ignitions faster and more reliable, and also reduces power consumption.
What is the part number of Honda spark plugs?
Genuine Honda OEM Spark Plug 98079-55846 (NGK BPR5ES) Honda & other small engines.
How do you find the spark plug number?
Only the plug number is labeled on the spark plug, while both are printed on the box. The plug number is used to decode the spark plug and the stock number is used by our sales associates to aid in stock management, as alphanumeric numbers are harder to inventory.
Does Honda use iridium spark plugs?
denso and ngk are both OE for hondas. my 02 crv has the denso iridium plugs from the dealer.
Why are Honda spark plugs so expensive?
Because of the cost of iridium, the electrode is thinner, but they still deliver better power, better combustion and longer life than other plugs.
What spark plugs do Hondas use?
12290-R70-A01 – Genuine Honda Spark Plug (Ilzkr7B11) (Ngk)
Do the numbers on spark plugs mean?
Each part number is made up of a combination of letters and numbers. These are used to identify characteristics. Of the sparkplug. With these characters.
What is Honda OEM spark plugs?
A OEM Honda plug will have a platinum (90k mile rating) or iridium tip (120k mile rating). These are both costly metals, but prolong the life of your plug. One of the first corners cut by aftermarket brands is making plugs with a low grade center electrode. High Quality Ceramic Insulator.
Which spark plug is number 1?
The number one spark plug is always found in the number one cylinder of the engine (or the number one *rotor* in a Wankel). Look at the end of the engine closest to the accessory drive. From there, locating cylinder one is easy for any inline configuration.
