What is the spark plug number for Honda?

Spark Plug Number for Honda
The spark plug number for Honda vehicles can vary depending on the specific model and year. However, for general reference, the NGK spark plug number for some Honda models are as follows:
– Honda @ 125 (NES 125): NGK CR8EH-9
– Honda ANF 125 INNOVA: NGK CPR6EA-9
– Honda CA 125 REBEL: NGK CR6HSA
– Honda CB 1000 F: NGK DPR9EA-9
– Honda CB 1000 R/+ NEO SPORTS CAF: NGK IMR9E-9HES
– Honda CB 1100: NGK LMAR8A-95
– Honda CB 1100 EX (EURO 4): NGK LMAR8A-9S
– Honda CB 1100 F / F2 SUPER BOL DOR: NGK DR8ES
– Honda CB 1100 R: NGK DR8ES
– Honda CB 1100 RS (EURO 4): NGK LMAR8A-9S
– Honda CB 125 F: NGK CPR7EA-9
– Honda CB 125 K: NGK DR8HS
– Honda Accord, Civic, CR-V: Various options including NGK BPR6ES and others.
It’s important to note that the specific spark plug number for a particular Honda vehicle should be verified using the vehicle’s manual or by consulting a certified mechanic.
If you have a specific Honda model and year in mind, I can help you find the exact spark plug number for that vehicle.

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.

What is Honda OEM spark plug?

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.

Do spark plugs have a part number on them?

The alphanumeric part number identifies the spark plugs specifications and is printed on both the spark plug and the box.

Are spark plugs numbered?

Firstly, there is the spark plug number which represents the specification of the spark plug. NGK spark plugs also have a NGK stock number. For example, the BPMR7A plug has a stock number of 4626.

Does spark plug number matter?

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Your mechanic can offer you advice on what type of spark plug to buy to replace the damaged plug, but you may want to consider switching to a “hotter” spark plug (the higher the spark plug number, the hotter the plug).

Should I use NGK spark plugs?

NGK Iridium spark plugs are a popular choice for car owners looking to enhance the performance of their vehicle’s engine. Besides the advantages, NGK spark plugs still have some limitations such as: NGK Iridium spark plugs can easily corrode when used in high-humidity environments or poor-quality fuel.

What is the part number of Honda spark plugs?

Genuine Honda OEM Spark Plug 98079-55846 (NGK BPR5ES) Honda & other small engines.

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.

How do I know what spark plugs I need?

It’s important to understand that manufacturers recommendations on spark plugs is vitally important. If in doubt, refer to your vehicle’s manual, or consult an AutoZone parts specialist for the correct plugs for your vehicle.

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.