I just called a parts store and I was quoted a price of $25 per plug. I just bought the vehicle a few months ago and want to change plugs. 4 cylinder Vtech Accord 4 door . The plug referenced in the manual is NGK PZFR5F-11. OEM is a good thing but this is ridiculous. Could someone give me an alternative please. Thanks
2000 Accord Plugs yikes
Dec 03, 2007
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Check at Autozone. In my area this plug cost about $10.00 US. If there is no Autozone near you can mail order from them.
I forgot to mention I am iin Canada. No Autozone
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In Canada: NAPA, Canadian Tire, Bumper to Bumper, PartSource (which is Canadian Tire). If you just got the car, put a can of injector cleaner in it too.
'Curly'
It was NAPA that quoted me $25 per plug. Iwas looking for suggestions on alternate plugs. Thanks
The 4 cylinder spark plugs are only 3.29 list at the Honda dealer (discounted to 2.63).
Platinum = $$$, but hey they last for more than 100k miles.
JRL wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com:
go online to Advance Auto or partsamerica.com and check their plug offerings and prices. Rock Auto is another good online parts source.
Frank wrote in news:8a01a6ff-4248-4efe-9fa8- snipped-for-privacy@e6g2000prf.googlegroups.com:
And whatever you do, DON'T substitute any non-NGK, non-platinum, $3 plugs.
Use the correct part number NGK plug.
Honda lists two OE plugs for your car:
SPARK PLUG (PKJ16CR-L11) (DENSO) SPARK PLUG (PZFR5F-11) (NGK)
If you can't find a decent priced source in Canada, you can see if these guys will ship to Canada for a reasonable cost:
Hondaautomotiveparts.com Majestic Honda, Route 146, Lincoln, RI 02865 P: 1-800-341-4113
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They are a Honda dealer in Rhode Island where I have mail ordered Honda parts from in the past. They show the NGK part at $12.05 each or the Denso at $11.89 (US). Considering the strength of the Loonie you might be wise to buy from a US supplier!
last time i tried ordering from majestic, they told me they don't ship to canada.
was about a year ago.
tJohn Horner wrote:
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Hi
You can try
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for Canadian orders. Ships from Canada on Canadian orders, NO Duties....
You can try
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for USA orders. Ships from USA on USA orders, NO TAXES...
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