2002 spark plugs

[kbg4]

Hi,

Can someone tell me the brand and part number of the '02 OE spark plugs. I think they're NGK but I don't know the part number.

Thanks

[Raddman]

Originally Posted by kbg4

Hi,

Can someone tell me the brand and part number of the '02 OE spark plugs. I think they're NGK but I don't know the part number.

Thanks

I think Denso makes Toyota plugs IK16 if its NGK here's its web for 02 toyota plugs...Hope this helps...Radd Guy


http://www.ngk.com/results_app.asp?AAIA=1388796

[mickeyd]

The plugs in your 02 Corolla are Irridium, and good for 120,000 miles. NGK's are usually factory plugs, while Nippondenso's are replacements. I don't know the # off the top of my head, but if you call your local dealer, they will tell you.

[Raddman]

Originally Posted by mickeyd

The plugs in your 02 Corolla are Irridium, and good for 120,000 miles. NGK's are usually factory plugs, while Nippondenso's are replacements. I don't know the # off the top of my head, but if you call your local dealer, they will tell you.

Those Denso are Iridium plugs, the 120k is the optimum max of the plug but they suggest changing them well before then, I think I read between 80-100K, At about 80k I would just pull a couple plugs and if they look OK and your engine is running good leave them in and just keep checking them every 10K or so...Denso makes electrical parts for Toyota so I figured they might make the plugs too...Plus NKG make a wide range of Iridium plugs.....Radd Guy...

http://www.densoiridium.com/find_par...TOYOTA&action=

[mickeyd]

The denso #is SK16R11, the ngk#is IFR6A11. Your o/m will have this information.

[Raddman]

Originally Posted by mickeyd

The denso #is SK16R11, the ngk#is IFR6A11. Your o/m will have this information.

Then why does the NGK site list it for a 2002 corolla as IFR5T11.....You saying their wrong, someones wrong ....Radd Guy...

Copied from their site>>>>>>>>

Spark Plugs; 2002 Toyota Corolla L4-1.8L IZZFE Premium Plugs



NGK Iridium plug 4996 IFR5T11 0.044 DOHC (Original Equipment Manufacturer, and/or Original Equipment Service Part) $8.07

[kbg4]

The NGK website lists the IFR6A11 as obsolete so maybe IFR5T11 is correct.

[Raddman]

Originally Posted by kbg4

The NGK website lists the IFR6A11 as obsolete so maybe IFR5T11 is correct.

Don't say thanks.....Just pay it forword.....Radd Guy...