2022 Honda civic spark plugs

[patfan]

Do you have a 2.0L or 1.5T?

1.5

 

[dubber09]

Did you check Owner's Manual for correct plugs and gap?

 

[Nukeman7]

NGK 95112 ILZKAR8H8S Laser Iridium Spark Plug​

NGK's website says these are the proper plugs for a non Si Civic 1.5T engine.

Not per my search (see below). There is a note that says the OE plug is a "high ignitability" spark plug. Not sure what that means, but this 92411 plug is ~$25 each and is only warranted for 2 months!

 

[shortyb]

The dealer gave me ones that were half th size that came out of it. They were the size of ones that you would use in a lawnmower

Dealer says ones that came out are unavailable .

Your dealer is an idiot. I think you got incorrect plugs from NAPA.

 

[patfan]

1.5

 

[Oliveoil2]

Sounds like counterfeit plugs. I got counterfeit plugs from Amazon and then from Rock Auto. It’s the Dealer for plugs and coolant.

 

[Nessism1]

Not per my search (see below). There is a note that says the OE plug is a "high ignitability" spark plug. Not sure what that means, but this 92411 plug is ~$25 each!

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[patfan]

Thanks i will order them
Founds them at Oreilys they will have them tommorow

 

[KrisZ]

Thanks i will order them
Founds them at Oreilys they will have them tommorow

Bring the old ones back to Napa, they should give you your money back since they sold you the wrong ones.

 

[Nukeman7]

they went to the trash i didn't look at the parts number on oems but ngk's website listed the same part number that i put in

You still have not clearly identified the part number on the new NGK spark plugs that you put in from NAPA. Is it 92411 (AKA, DILKAR8P8SY) or something else? If it is 92411, the NAPA sourced plugs are possibly counterfeit, not genuine NGK.

Bring the old ones back to Napa, they should give you your money back since they sold you the wrong ones.

In any event, you should at least attempt to complain to NAPA. Perhaps you'll get a refund.

 

[patfan]

They were Ngk 92411

 

[slacktide_bitog]

Sounds like counterfeit plugs. I got counterfeit plugs from Amazon and then from Rock Auto. It’s the Dealer for plugs and coolant.

You think Napa sold him counterfeit parts?

 

[Dave Hess]

I ALWAYS replace with the original factory spec spark plug.

 

[Patman]

I ALWAYS replace with the original factory spec spark plug.

Nowadays I think most OEM plugs are iridium and are better quality than the aftermarket choices. It’s definitely the case with both of my cars, I would never run anything but OEM in them.

 

[Nessism1]

I ALWAYS replace with the original factory spec spark plug.

It seems that Honda changed the spark plug model when they released the 11th gen Civic. 10th gen 1.5T engines used the 95112, but 11th gen switched to 92411. As far as I know, the engines are the same. Apparently, there must be some subtle changes, not readily apparent. And everyone is free to do as they want, but for me, I'm not going to buy plugs from a dealer unless there is no other choice.

 

[JeffKeryk]

I ALWAYS replace with the original factory spec spark plug.

Split fires for the win!

 

[Nukeman7]

It appears the NGK 92411 spark plug is designed as a "high Ignitability" plug due to the unique profile of the outer electrode. The Projected Square Platinum Electrode (PSPE) design shown below is allegedly more effective in turbocharged engines like the 1.5T Civic.

 

[Bottom_Feeder]

They were Ngk 92411

But those are the correct plugs. So what are you getting from O'Reilly's?

 

[patfan]

Same hopefully the ones at napa were bad

 

[dubber09]

Maybe take a look at your coils and test them too, and don't use any sort of anti-seize on plugs.