Great choice for my 2004 5.3l Z71 Tahoe "flex"
Put these in to replace the ac delco pro dbl plats. I researched for days to find a good plug for my truck. Thought the delco's were the way to go. Was I ever wrong truck was like it was dying. Misses, misfires, code p0300. Then saw these with the GM in description. Ordered on line and picked up in store. Had them in a couple hours and truck was cured. Runs awesome now like it should. It just didn't like the plats. I even saw some kind of tsb from gm switching to these plugs. I bit. Stick with iridium and make your ride happy. Thanks to all the counter staff at AAP. They were very nice and fast. Plugs were waiting for me when I got to the store. I'll report back after a few miles if plugs give any problems.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend to a friend
Incorrect plug
I entered my car 2000 Infiniti I30 with 3.0 V6 to look for spark plugs. A spark plug that is incorrect for my car is shown on your site stating its correct for this car.
It is Denso SK16PR-L11. The correct plug shown on Denso's site is Denso SK20PR-L11.
The difference is the 16 in the number witch is the heat range. A 16 installed could in fact due major internal damage to my engine including burning a hole in the piston if the cars driven on a very long road trip and since they can be installed for yrs and up to 100,000 miles these days it eventually will take its toll on an engine.
It is a hot plug and not the original heat range plug for this car. Please visit Denso's site and update your plug info.
Thank you
Perfect fit for 350z
Verified Buyer -
Perfect fitment, and installed without a hitch. I have the piece of mind knowing I used the OEM spark plugs as replacements, and a qualitypart that should last a long time.
Piece of advice for you other 07 - 08 350z owners. Don't bother removing the intake manifold. The plugs can be reached by removing you intakes and throttle bodies. Once I had those out of the way, installation was a breeze. Picked up some dielectric grease and anti seize of course, and no issues.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend to a friend
Identical to OEM
Staff Reviewer -
Denso is the OEM manufacturer for TOYOTA / LEXUS /SCION. These ones are identical to the ones that come in the 2nd generation Prius (2004-2009). If you plan on replacing at the recommended intervals of 100k miles these are perfect. They are a bargain here compared to what the dealer charges for the exact same plug. If you are replacing with the platinums or double platinums to save a few dollars now you will need to change around 30-40k they don't hold up as well with the hybrid engine shutting on and off. Don't forget the dielectric grease for the boots and more importantly the anti sieze grease for the threads.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend to a friend
Excellent Spark plug.
I recently replaced the spark plugs in my 2018 Toyota Rav4 because I was getting a random misfire error flag in my cars ECU. I did some research and tried the Desno IKH16TT plugs because they supposedly offered better performance and fuel economy. I did not feel that the performance was that great and on average, I had an average of 40 miles per tank less than what I would typically get then I would when my OEM (SK16HR11) plugs were new. Once I changed my spark plugs to the OEM plug, the power and fuel economy was restored in my vehicle and the random misfire error went away. If you are buying spark plugs for a Toyota Rav4, save yourself the headache and go with these. Just be sure to verify they are gapped properly, and you will be all set.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend to a friend