Honda jazz plugs

diamond_dave

My 2011 jazz needs the plugs replacing soon. As they are Iridium ones what should I get the garage to replace the existing NGKs with. I doubt they will be able to source OEM ones so are the others Bosch, Denso, etc just as good. Thanks

Bigwheels1111

Toyota say you should only use Denso for eg.

When you get Toyota plugs from the main dealer, they are Denso inside the box.

Brake pads are Toyota with made bt Textar on the back of the pad.

Peugeot air filters have made by Mann printed on them.

As its a Jap car NGK or Denso would be a good match and my go too option.

Look at the picture, NGK

https://www.hondapartsonline.net/blog/are-oem-honda-spark-plugs-worth-it

tech_dan

If it's a dsi engine (dual sequential ignition) make sure they do all 8 as the rear ones often get forgotten and when the gaps get too large, they can cause issues with interference on the crank sensor wiring.

400ixl

NGK DIFR6D13 are the likely OEM equivalent or Denso 3476 but the garage will be able to advice and supply the right plugs. Its not difficult for them to get right.

sheslookinhot

Have a look here

https://www.coxmotorparts.co.uk/honda-shop/genuine-honda-jazz-spark-plug-set-iridium-2009-2015/

Car_54

Some might say the OEM parts are those the manufacturer could get the best deal on at the time.

Ganga

Car_54 said:

Some might say the OEM parts are those the manufacturer could get the best deal on at the time.

Yes but should still be to standard

Goudy

Get them to replace like for like.
NGK's for NGK's.

As already pointed out, Honda don't make them, someone else does.

Some car manufacturers do own or part own car parts manufacturers under a different name (or used to), but most parts aren't actually made by the cars manufacturer.


This means you can buy genuine plugs in a Honda branded box from Honda that will be NGK.
Or 
Buy genuine NGK's in a NGK box for many different suppliers (or direct from a NGK distributor), what's called OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturers).

sheslookinhot said:

Have a look here

https://www.coxmotorparts.co.uk/honda-shop/genuine-honda-jazz-spark-plug-set-iridium-2009-2015/

If these are the correct ones, you can use the Honda part number to cross reference them on NGK's website.

So the Honda part number is 12290RB0J11 but they are actually NGK DIFR6D13.

NGK also list the sparkplugs with a item number code, so the item number for these are NGK 94167

They are all the same plugs just in different packaging.

The only difference is Honda 12290RB0j11 are a £100.
And NGK 94167 or NGK DIFR6D13 (same parts) are £60 or less.
4x NGK DIFR6D13 94167 Laser Iridium Spark Plugs For Honda JAZZ 1.33/1.4 10/08-on | eBay

So you're paying £40 for four little Honda branded boxes!