Product Name: Spark Plug

OEM No.: 90919-01198, DENSO-3195

Fitment Type: K20TR11

For TOYOTA

 

 

Place of Origin:	China, Guangdong
Warranty:	12 Months
Size:	Standard Size
Quality:	1. OEM (Original) 2. After-market A
MOQ:	Sample order accepted
Delivery Time:	3-7 days after payment.
Payment Term:	A. T/T B. Western Union C. Paypal D. Alibaba Trade Assurance order E. Alibaba Secure Payment order
Shipping Term:	DHL, FedEx, UPS, TNT, EMS or based on your requirement.
Packing:	Neutral packaging or according to your requirements.
Supply Ability:	5000 Piece/Pieces per Month

 

 

Q1: What is a good spark plug condition?

A: Note the brown to greyish tan color, and minimal amount of electrode erosion which clearly indicates the plug is in the correct heat range and has been operating in a "healthy" engine. A clean, white insulator firing tip and/or excessive electrode ero- sion indicates this spark plug con- dition.

 

Q2: How do I know if a car spark plug needs to be replaced?

A: Here are some common signs that may indicate the need for spark plug replacement:

1. Difficult engine start: When spark plugs age or wear out, you may experience difficulty starting the engine. You may notice that the engine takes longer to start or requires multiple attempts to start successfully.

2. Engine shaking or loss of power: When spark plugs fail to work properly, the engine may shake or lose power. This is due to the spark plugs' inability to efficiently ignite the fuel mixture.

3. Decreased fuel economy: If you notice a significant decrease in your vehicle's fuel economy, your spark plugs may need replacement. Aging or worn out spark plugs may fail to burn fuel effectively, resulting in decreased fuel efficiency.

4. Unstable engine operation: Spark plugs are crucial components for ensuring proper combustion within the combustion chamber. When spark plugs age or wear out, they can cause the engine to operate unstably during driving.

5. Black smoke from the exhaust pipe: When spark plugs fail to ignite the fuel mixture properly, it can result in black smoke emissions from the exhaust pipe. This is caused by unburned fuel being expelled and burning within the exhaust pipe.

 

If you observe any of the above signs, it is advisable to have your spark plugs checked for replacement. The best approach is to consult a professional automotive technician who can use the right tools and methods to diagnose and replace the spark plugs.

 

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