What to do about spark plugs on Honda Accord?

Check gap. Use a small amount of antisieze (silver) on the plugs. Don’t over tighten the plugs in the head. Run your tank down low, fill with fresh high grade fuel. See how it runs. Next check your codes, or clear the codes if all’s running well. Check all fuses.

What should the gap be on Honda spark plugs?

OEM for most Honda models. Reliable, long-lasting and with diverse applications. Important note: The proper spark plug gap on Honda cars is .043” (or 1.1mm). All of the plugs I recommended above fit that specification. If you decide to go for platinum or iridium plugs, do not touch or try to adjust them.

What kind of spark plug do I need for my Honda Pilot?

For Honda Accord & Honda Pilot: I’d recommend you get the NGK IX Iridium. This set of NGK plugs fits 2008-2017 Accord models perfectly. It also fits 2009-2017 Honda Pilot vehicles. The IX is NGK’s premium spark plug line.

What kind of spark plug do I need for Honda Civic?

As I mentioned, 2001-2005 Civic models can grab a few V Power spark plugs. If you have a ’02 Civic with a 1.7L engine etc., you’ll get an OEM-like fit. Straight plug and play.

How much does a Honda spark plug cost?

If your Honda gets 24mpg, and you drive 15k miles yearly, a 2% decrease in fuel economy will cost you $37.50 for those paying $3 a gallon for gasoline. Add that up for 3 to 5 years and you’re wasting $100-$200 on fuel.

What is the spark plug number on a Honda Accord?

Honda Accord Spark Plug Part Number: 9807B-5615W Spark Plug (Skj20Dr-M11) (Denso)

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