Spark plug question.
11-14-2005, 10:06 PM
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Spark plug question.
I have a 1999 civic hx. The oem ngk plugs are ZFR4F-11 v power. I went to kragen and they sold me some standard ngk v power plugs. The part number started with a brk or bkr I dont recall. Is that okay to use?
11-14-2005, 10:16 PM
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Re: Spark plug question. (vltnolia)
As long as they fit and are gapped properly, any spark plug will work. If you are asking because they didn't give you the V-power plugs, then yes you'll be fine.
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Re: Spark plug question. (vltnolia)
Maybe NGK BKR4E-11 or BKR5E-11 or BKR6E-11
All of them are good and ARE FOR YOUR CAR...
BKR4E-11 is the plug with the same specs like ZFR4F-11
do not worry, if you have on of the mentioned plugs, you are safe
On your car you can use the following plugs:
BKR4E-11
BKR5E-11
BKR6E-11
ZFR4F-11
ZFR5F-11
ZFR6F-11
The number before E or F (BKR4E-11) can vary depending on your climate... hotter climates higher the number... colder climates, lower the number...
All of them are good and ARE FOR YOUR CAR...
BKR4E-11 is the plug with the same specs like ZFR4F-11
do not worry, if you have on of the mentioned plugs, you are safe
On your car you can use the following plugs:
BKR4E-11
BKR5E-11
BKR6E-11
ZFR4F-11
ZFR5F-11
ZFR6F-11
The number before E or F (BKR4E-11) can vary depending on your climate... hotter climates higher the number... colder climates, lower the number...
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