if the NGK part numbers match then your fine. If it doubt, pull one out of the engine and compare.
Dont order spark plugs based on a Honda part number, literally totally ignore that (and NEVER BUY SPARK PLUGS ON EBAY, 9 out of 10 times they are counterfeit or just some random **** they are way over charging for).
Do you know a way to spot counterfeit spark plugs? Thank you!
Here is NGk's page on them http://www.ngk-sparkplugs.jp/english/techinfo/fake/index.html Only problem being that fakes are very good at getting better.Didn't know they had counterfeit spark plugs! Thanks!
7 years or 105k. Whichever comes first is what Honda says. Cut that in half if you love the car.I don't have an answer your question, but I was wondering, how often are you supposed to change the plugs?
That was post over 2 years ago.7 years or 105k. Whichever comes first is what Honda says. Cut that in half if you love the car.