Spark Plug question...

[gsx 1]

I need to buy some new spark plugs but im having trouble finding the rite ones. I have been lookin for NGK BPR6ES but i can only seem to find BPR6EKN for some reason. Will these work as well or should i keep lookin?

 

[DSM1G90]

EKN's will work even though they are more expensive than the stock ES plugs. Use them until it's time for another change and by then you should be able to find the ES plugs.

(TIP: check with lawn mower repair shops that services Honda lawn equipment. Honda motors also uses the BPR6ES plug and these places do stock this NGK plug specific for Honda lawn equipment)

-DSM

 

[b00st3d4g63]

My local Autozone sells 6 7 and 8es's

 

[DSM1G90]

(...about the only thing good to come out of Autocrapzone, is oil and spark plugs.. items made by others manufacturers...)

 

[GRAVEDIGGER]

The autozone part number for the ngk bpr6es plugs is 7131.

 

[tazndrew04]

always got mine from any part store

 

[mitsubishimanic]

i use ngk bpr6ey there the v power they work great

 

[9!'clipseDOHC]

I need to buy some new spark plugs but im having trouble finding the rite ones. I have been lookin for NGK BPR6ES but i can only seem to find BPR6EKN for some reason. Will these work as well or should i keep lookin?

Here is a very informative post from Brian:

B=thread diameter (14mm)
P=projected insulator
R=resistor type
6=heat range
E=thread reach (19mm or 3/4")
S=Standard 2.5mmø center electrode

The other ones have:
K=2-Ground electrodes
N=Special Side electrode


As for which to use, either will be fine. The 'ES plugs are what most people run (some run unprojected plugs - no P in the part number).

Here is the link to the ones you want, BPR6ES at Auto Zone. Like Gravedigger said, the part number is 7131.

Hope this helps!

 

[DSM1G90]

I use ngk bpr6ey. they're the v power. they work great

I do the "EY's" as well and I like them .. got me a bit more bump..

 

[gsx 1]

Thanx for all the help ima look those up as soon as i can for sure.....