Beware of the coil connectors. The tabs like to break.
I would use the original style Denso plugs.
I would use the original style Denso plugs.
Single Tip or Twin Tip Spark Plugs for My Camry
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I’d try to stay with the plugs that the engineers tuned the ECM with when the car was new.
they still break?
I had to replace those connectors on a third gen with the 1MZ. Thank goodness it only had 3 coils, all in the front (waste spark, so no coils in the rear) 😬
The Denso TT plug is a aftermarket port of the Super Ignition Plug that they invented for the Toyota D4-S engines. There’s probably no harm using them, they are identical to the OEM plug with an Ir center electrode and Pt disc/inlay on the ground strap. Just don’t gap them. A Camry I4 2AR-FE is child’s play for plugs. If it was the V6, stick with the OEM ones.
I’ve used the Platinum TT in a Subaru as well as a Honda GCV160 with no ill effects. 😉
I’ve used the Platinum TT in a Subaru as well as a Honda GCV160 with no ill effects. 😉
I am currently using Denso TT plugs in my CTS and I am happy with them. These are not "as gimmicky" like the Bosch +2 or +4 or the terrible E3 plugs. They have a good design and I think they work well. Do they work better than the single tip plug previously installed? I don't know because none of us would be able to butt dyno any differences in a sparkplug unless it was missfiring.
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