Product Specification

Product  Description

 
 
 
 
Referance Numbers
 

NGK 4589, IFR6T11, IF R6A11
Toyota 9091901210, 9008091180, 9091901237, 90919-01211, 9091901238
Denso SK20R11, 3297, LUSK20R11
Champion OE182T10, OE182R04, 9806, RC89WYP4
Toyota/Lexus 90919-01210, 90080-91180, 9091901211
OE 9091901210, 9091901211

 
 
Car Application
 
 
 
Toyota: Avensis  (LCM), Celica  (ZZT230), Previa  (ACR3), Avensis  (AVENSIS T25), Avensis  (T25), Avensis  (T25), Solara , Corolla  (E12U), Corolla  (E12), Sienna  (L2), Solara  (V3), Land Cruiser  (J10), Land Cruiser  (J10), Camry  (V40), Camry  (V40), Rav4  (ACA3), Previa  (ACR50), Scion  (ANT10), Camry  (AHV40), Land Cruiser  (J200), Corolla  (ZE141, ZRE142), Matrix  (AZE14, ZRE142), Scion  (AZE151)

Lexus: HS  (ANF10)
 
 

Our Advantage 

1. Reliable and guaranteed quality, professional engine team creat, Excellent manufacturing process technology

2.Very Competitive price own to production department controlling the manufacturing material cost particularly well

3.Wide range of various kinds of different models of products are to the taste of different markt customers

4.We have professional engineer to develop the latest products to according to different market

 
 
 
Why Choose Us
 
 

• Professional manufacturer with full experience export

• Good quality with competitive price

• OEM & ODM are welcome

• Produce according to your sample or drawing

• Various payment items are acceptable

• Good service by experienced manager

• Each product is individually under strict inspection

• On-time delivery

• Small MOQ is acceptable

• Rich experience in exporting to Africa, Middle East, Southeast Asia and South America, Russia

Ask and Answer
 
 
 
Q1. What is the function of a spark plug?
A: It serves as a lighter to ignite the air/fuel mixture.
It operates under extreme conditions.
 

Q2 What is the heat rating of a spark plug?
A: spark plug must dissipate the heat produced by the combustion gases. The heat rating is a measure of the amount of heat dissipation.
It is essential to use a spark plug with a heat rating that matches a specific engine and its condition of use.
When a wrong heat rating is selected,
When the heat rating is too high,
The spark plug temperature remains too low and causes deposits to build up on the firing end; the deposits provide an electrical leakage path that possibly cause misfire.
When the heat rating is too low,
The spark plug temperature rises too high and induces abnormal combustion (pre-ignition); this leads to melting of the spark plug electrodes that could cause problems such as piston damage.
Q3 How long will a spark plug last?
A: Even when a spark plug is correctly used, periodic replacement is required as it is a consumable item.
Examples of problems caused by excessively long periods of use: Worn-out electrodes will have difficulty in sparking.
Deposits accumulated on the firing end may induce abnormal combustion, causing problems that include melting of the electrodes or damaging engine.

These spark plugs require replacement.
It must be noted that these phenomena may also be caused by inadequate engine servicing (fuel systems and ignition system) and incorrect spark plug selection.
Q5 In addition to correct heat rating, what other precautions should be taken during installation of spark plugs?
 

A: Ensure the spark plug has the correct thread reach.
The engine will not operate properly without the proper thread reach.
If a spark plug with the wrong thread length is erroneously used, the piston or valve could strike it and damage the engine. Moreover, there is also the concern that the electrode could overheat and melt.

Ensure the spark plug has the correct projection dimensions.
There are several types of spark plug igniter shapes.
Sometimes, even when the length of the thread is correct, installing a spark plug with long metal shell projection dimensions may cause it to be struck by the piston or valve and result in engine trouble. Only use projection type plugs as specified by the manufacturer.

When trying to remove a spark plug that is tight and will not come out easily, removing it by force may damage the neck of the threaded section and break the seal section of the spark plug, causing the threaded section to remain in the cylinder head.
To remove such a spark plug without excessive force, first operate the engine and allow it to warm up the cylinder head, then apply penetrating oil to the threaded section.
After a short while, the spark plug can be removed.