![]() |
What's the correct part # for spark plugs?
I just bought a bunch of stuff from the dealer. One item being new plugs for my 2k1. I didn't think anything of it at the time but when I got home I looked at the part number of the plugs PFR6G-11, also I looked at the old box that I had from when I replaced the plugs at 50k and it also was the PFR6G-11.
I went to the FAQs and another nissan parts web site and it said PFR5G-11. What's the difference? Was it bad to have used these plugs for 50k. Sould I return then new ones for the PFR5G-11? Is the 6 a colder/hotter type plug? Thanks |
Anyone know what the part number is?
|
|
Originally Posted by 2MuchMAX4U
I just bought a bunch of stuff from the dealer. One item being new plugs for my 2k1. I didn't think anything of it at the time but when I got home I looked at the part number of the plugs PFR6G-11, also I looked at the old box that I had from when I replaced the plugs at 50k and it also was the PFR6G-11.
I went to the FAQs and another nissan parts web site and it said PFR5G-11. What's the difference? Was it bad to have used these plugs for 50k. Sould I return then new ones for the PFR5G-11? Is the 6 a colder/hotter type plug? Thanks |
Ok thanks guys for the input. I spoke to the parts guy and he says that's all they carry. He says that's what they use. Anyways I think I gonna return them. I wonder if I will see some hp increase since I've been using since 50k. So colder isn't any benefit for stock engine, huh.
|
worn plugs can cause power loss or misfires if they get bad but colder plugs can be just as bad if not worse. i would stick with the stock heat range.
|
| All times are GMT -7. The time now is 06:25 AM. |
© 2026 MH Sub I, LLC dba Internet Brands