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Honda CRX Spark Plug (Bcpr6E-11) (Ngk)
Part Number: 98079-56148$2.31 MSRP: $3.27You Save: $0.96 (30%)
Honda CRX Spark Plug (Bcpr7E-11) (Ngk)
Part Number: 98079-57148$2.31 MSRP: $3.27You Save: $0.96 (30%)
Honda CRX Spark Plug (Bur6Eb-11) (Ngk)
Part Number: 98079-56173$3.04 MSRP: $4.30You Save: $1.26 (30%)
Honda CRX Spark Plug (Bpr5Ey-11) (Ngk)
Part Number: 98079-55146$2.31 MSRP: $3.27You Save: $0.96 (30%)
Honda CRX Spark Plug (Bcpr5E-11) (Ngk)
Part Number: 98079-55148$2.31 MSRP: $3.27You Save: $0.96 (30%)
Honda CRX Spark Plug (Bcpr7Ey-N11) (Ngk)
Part Number: 98079-5714A$2.31 MSRP: $3.27You Save: $0.96 (30%)
Honda CRX Spark Plug (Bur4Eb-11) (Ngk)
Part Number: 98079-54173$2.88 MSRP: $4.07You Save: $1.19 (30%)
Honda CRX Spark Plug (W20Exr-U11) (Denso)
Part Number: 98079-56132-S$1.71 MSRP: $2.42You Save: $0.71 (30%)
Honda CRX Spark Plug (W16Ekr-S11) (Denso)
Part Number: 98079-55183-S$2.21 MSRP: $3.12You Save: $0.91 (30%)
Honda CRX Spark Plug (Bur7Eb-11) (Ngk)
Part Number: 98079-57173-S$2.24 MSRP: $3.16You Save: $0.92 (30%)Honda CRX Spark Plug (Bcpr5Ey-N11) (Ngk)
Part Number: 98079-5514A$2.31 MSRP: $3.27You Save: $0.96 (30%)Honda CRX Spark Plug (W14Ekr-S11) (Denso)
Part Number: 98079-54183-S$2.36 MSRP: $3.33You Save: $0.97 (30%)
Honda CRX Spark Plug (Bur5Eb-11) (Ngk)
Part Number: 98079-55173-S$2.36 MSRP: $3.33Limited AvailabilityYou Save: $0.97 (30%)
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Honda CRX Spark Plug
The Spark Plug in Honda CRX vehicles is used in providing ignition of the air fuel mixture for the process of combustion in the engine. It works through passing a high voltage electric current from the ignition system producing a spark that in turn ignites the compressed mixture to produce the power required for powering the vehicle. The makes up of the Honda CRX Spark Plug entails the metal shell, central electrode and the ceramic insulator with the differences in the metalical compositon of nickel alloy, platinum and the iridium that determines the durability of the spark plug's performance. Honda CRX also needs different kinds of Spark Plugs to suit the model's working, these include copper/nickel, platinum, double platinum, and iridium. Each type differs both in its service life and heat limit, and iridium version - is the longest and the most effective one. The type of Spark Plug is also very important depending on the engine since the Spark Plug must fit this engine in order to provide proper combustion and avoid problems such as misfires or poor acceleration. From the analysis above we can conclude that the Spark Plug is very important for CRX and the maintenance especially replacement should be done as often as possible.
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Honda CRX Spark Plug Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: What is the role of a spark plug, and how do you choose the right one for different driving conditions on Honda CRX?A: The spark plug ignites the air/fuel mixture in the cylinder, forcing the piston downward and turning the crankshaft, which in turn moves the vehicle. Choosing the right spark plug depends on driving conditions; a long insulator nose retains heat to burn off deposits under light loads, while a short-nosed plug dissipates heat quickly to prevent pre-ignition and detonation under heavy loads. For normal driving, a standard plug suffices. Spark plug life varies with operating conditions, so inspecting them every 10,000-15,000 miles is essential for peak performance, and worn plugs should be replaced immediately. Checking for deposits and electrode wear can indicate engine issues, warranting further investigation. To replace spark plugs, label each wire with masking tape, remove the wires by twisting the rubber boot, loosen the plugs with a socket, and clean the area around the holes. After inspecting and cleaning the plugs, check the gap with a feeler gauge, oil the threads, and hand-tighten them into the cylinder head, torquing to 13 lbs. Connect the wires securely in the correct order. Ensure the electrode ends are not worn or damaged and that the insulators are intact; otherwise, replace the plug. Reusable plugs can be cleaned with a file or wire brush, and the gap should be adjusted as needed using a spark plug gap tool.
