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Hi, just took one of my old spark plugs out today, which were the Denso PK20R 11. You guys think that the connector plug will cause a problem, I removed it really slow but it kind off fell apart :rolleyes:

 

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Here's some pics of the plug as well:

 

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Just add, can I put the coil pack the wrong way around or is it same both ways ?

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As Merckx said in the other thread the Spark plugs do look very black and sooty, I don't know how long they have been in there for, does the state of them give some kind of hint:blink:

 

cheers

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Thanks LeeT, I have the Silkolene engine Oil sitting here and the oil filter, I'm getting the spark plugs tommorow but just a bit concerned on the look of that plug(s):( .

 

I went to Mr T after posting in the previous thread today and ordered the Breather hoses and the connector things for the coil Packs (£7) each, ordered a couple, so should have them by Sat.:D

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Its me again :D , does anybody on here sell Spark plugs, Mr T is asking £10 a plug and I don't think thats right.[ANGRY][/ANGRY]

thats how much they cost. you could run NGK bcpr7es which are only £12 for a set of six but will need replacing every few thousand miles. I run them with no problems as do a lot of other members on here

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Are you sure mate, because in the FAQ thread by Alex the PK20R11 Denso's are copper plugs for which £10 each is a high price imo :blink: .

I'm not try to go down the cheaper route here to save money, I just dont want to pay for something that isn't worth, what I will pay for it. I do want to go for the Denso's as thats what the car had anyway but want to pay the right price for them.

 

Thanks

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Are you sure mate, because in the FAQ thread by Alex the PK20R11 Denso's are copper plugs for which £10 each is a high price imo :blink: .

I'm not try to go down the cheaper route here to save money, I just dont want to pay for something that isn't worth, what I will pay for it. I do want to go for the Denso's as thats what the car had anyway but want to pay the right price for them.

 

Thanks

 

toyota supplied plugs as far as i know should be platinum and thats why they are so expensive. the plugs that i have recommended are copper core and you wont have any problems with them. im quite sure the P in PK stans for platinum

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Yes, I think they are Platinum and not copper as it says in the other thread. Just googled it and its coming up as a Platinum plug, should have done that first :D .

Cheers for the website link Alan. They work out to be a hell lot cheaper than Mr T. £6 per plug vs £11 per plug from Mr T (both the same make - Denso PK20R11's) :blink: .

 

Going to order them today.

 

Thanks guys

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I think I have decided to go for the Iridiums, however I am unsure whether it will be the IK20's or the IK22's. The plug that was in the car was a PK20R11 and I think it was platinum (if you have a look at the pics posted earlier).

 

According to Alex write up on spark plugs in the FAQ section, I think the IK22 is the replacement Iridium for the PK20R11 Platinum plug.

 

Sorry guys, I just want to make sure I am going for the correct plug and not have any problems afterwards. Help would be appreciated.

 

Thanks

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Still in the drive mate, need to get insured (currently insured on my dads name but he's away on holiday ; ( . I've just not had the time for it, probably next week when I'll have it on the road.

I was just trying to keep it healthy :D :D

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