🔥 NGK IZFR5K-11 Laser Iridium Spark Plug: Efficient Performance Boost for Ultimate Ignition Review

looks like another fake. I received the code after driving a hundred meters from the house after installing the plugs. Now I get different weird codes about every six months.

The 2005 Saturn V6 Vue family engine no longer glows and the engine runs much better. These NGK candles replace Bosch Iridium candles that are only 50,000 miles old. In addition, the cost of NGK Laser Iridium spark plugs from Revain sources is fantastic.

OEM for Honda Ridgeline. I removed my 126k mile old ones and they look great. but i swapped it anyway. I know they should keep me about the same mileage or more. Keep the original and buy these. not that difficult to modify, just difficult to access, but find crafts on youtube.

My client's opened 2008 Honda Pilot, in very good condition. Replaced by these candles, the car began to shake. Started checking each cylinder. In short. I ended up cutting off the cable connector, buying another one and replacing it, but nothing changed. I did all this because I trusted their spark plug, I didn't know it was a bad parking plug. My last test was to replace the spark plug with an old one, the car came out normal. After I explained to them that they did nothing and expect me to…

Same as Honda OEM part but at half price. 2005 Honda Odyssey V6Recommend 6" long rotary spark plug wrench with magnetic spark plug retainer. The 10" extended ignition key is too long to fit in the tight engine compartment. You will also need a 3" or 4" extension along with one Ratchet. Be sparing with dielectric grease and anti-seize compound. Keep a flying light handy. Clean the coils as soon as they are removed. I preset the gaps to .44 but still had to close a few gaps to close the gap .Once

Ideal for Honda Odyssey. Went into my 2006 Honda Odyssey very easily (if you don't know how to change them, search the internet, many have posted). The car seems to be running a little smoother and fuel economy is back to where it should be (was around 17.5mpg and now 19+) as I haven't bothered to change the spark plugs - the car is around now 125,000 miles driven. I've used Iridium in cars with hard plugs (e.g. a 1993 Supra with a single 800hp turbo - what I think that means for a light car…

You can read my review of the NGK (6994) IZFR6K-11 Iridium Spark Plug for the 2005 Honda Odyssey. The same comments apply. Most people seem to agree that Honda vehicles work best with NGK spark plugs. These plugs are built to last, keeping your car running smoothly and efficiently for years - six years or more for regular drivers. If you have a Honda, buy NGK iridium plugs. And they may be the best choice for other brands of cars and trucks. I agree with the advice of others to apply dielectric