ngk bkr7e equivalent?
08-22-2009, 06:29 PM
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ngk bkr7e equivalent?
my car just recently started to break up at part throttle, it started to do it only in the mornings when the motor wasnt warmed up yet but now it does it all the time, so i pulled the plugs and they dont look that bad but i brushed them off with a tooth brush a bit and put them back in and the car ran perfect for about 5-10 minutes then the breaking up started again! so i'm assuming its my plugs that are fouled out, ive been to napa, autozone, advanced auto, and carquest but nobody seems to carry any ngk bkr7e's! so im wondering what kind of plugs would be equivalent that i can run in the meantime until i can find some ngk's??
08-22-2009, 07:55 PM
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Re: ngk bkr7e equivalent?
they changed the part # awhile back. i cant remember what the new number is. try search, i was covered in here back in jan-feb 09.
08-22-2009, 08:02 PM
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Re: ngk bkr7e equivalent?
oh ive got the part numbers for it, for carquest it's ngk number 6097, for napa its part number 4952, im asking for any other brand that would work. believe me ive searched with no luck! i know denso carrys a plug but whats the part number, and would they be fine for the time being?
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Re: ngk bkr7e equivalent?
i wish i could help more, i went through a similar dilemma, every parts store didnt have any, but i found them at napa. ive actually seen some on ebay.
08-23-2009, 04:00 AM
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Re: ngk bkr7e equivalent?
I got two sets of BKR7Es at Advanced Auto yesterday. The new part number is 4644, and the computer said they were out. The counterman went and checked the shelf, and sure enough, they were there. And as always at Advanced, less than $2 each!
The comparable plug from Autolite is 3922 (I haven't tried them), and there is a comparable AC Delco also, but I can't remember the part number.
Hope that helps!
The comparable plug from Autolite is 3922 (I haven't tried them), and there is a comparable AC Delco also, but I can't remember the part number.
Hope that helps!
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