does it work with the ngk bp5es spark plug?
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Should work for most Japanese vehicle manufacturers. Not sure about others.
2195030
No, different style of spark plug; this kit is for broken/seized spark plugs in 5.4 3 valve engines
1609893
No, but I used it on a Nissan Maxima, as long as you can access the spark plugs, it should work
636258
No, these are 14mm threads, you might try CR9EIX, they have the 10mm thread, and are a good performance plug. However, the spark plug reach is as important as the treads fitting, though is generally .75" or 19mm... If you have any doubts, take the measurement off the old one. Thank you for the question,-Steve
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As long as you have a place where you can access the spark plug wire it should work fine.
728239
Check your vehicle's specs. This is also listed as p/n 7422. As for size, you're not very clear. This is a standard size spark plug. It is the OEM plug for 99 ML320.
1846961
This module is an exciter, if you have a weak spark and there is a module like this on it, then yes it will work. If there is not one on it, then no. You may have other issues
1172340
I apologize for the late response I was on vacation at the time of your question just recently got back. Yes it does have the 5/8 spark plug socket
1206134
Check to see if there is a spark between the spark plug and the wire if there is this is not the problem. I have no idea if this will fit your model.
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Hey Willie, I actually have quite a bit of knowledge in this area. While you can use the Bosch plug in many applications with a good cross reference guide. The year of your engine really determines the likelihood of you getting any benefit from an iridium/platinum plug. They were never tested prior to 2008 and not recommended by the manufacturer, (Yamaha). The NGK plugs are the preferred plug by Yamaha. If you have the NGK BR8HS-10 plug the Bosch equivalent is WR4ac or W3ac. having a 4 stroke it is more likely to be a good transition for your engine. 2 stroke I would stick with the NGK's... Hope that helps.
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Hey Willie, I actually have quite a bit of knowledge in this area. While you can use the Bosch plug in many applications with a good cross reference guide. The year of your engine really determines the likelihood of you getting any benefit from an iridium/platinum plug. They were never tested prior to 2008 and not recommended by the manufacturer, (Yamaha). The NGK plugs are the preferred plug by Yamaha. If you have the NGK BR8HS-10 plug the Bosch equivalent is WR4ac or W3ac. having a 4 stroke it is more likely to be a good transition for your engine. 2 stroke I would stick with the NGK's... Hope that helps. Hey Willie, I actually have quite a bit of knowledge in this area. While you can use the Bosch plug in many applications with a good cross reference guide. The year of your engine really determines the likelihood of you getting any benefit from an iridium/platinum plug. They were never tested prior to 2008 and not recommended by the manufacturer, (Yamaha). The NGK plugs are the preferred plug by Yamaha. If you have the NGK BR8HS-10 plug the Bosch equivalent is WR4ac or W3ac. having a 4 stroke it is more likely to be a good transition for your engine. 2 stroke I would stick with the NGK's...... » Read More Hey Willie, I actually have quite a bit of knowledge in this area. While you can use the Bosch plug in many applications with a good cross reference guide. The year of your engine really determines the likelihood of you getting any benefit from an iridium/platinum plug. They were never tested prior to 2008 and not recommended by the manufacturer, (Yamaha). The NGK plugs are the preferred plug by Yamaha. If you have the NGK BR8HS-10 plug the Bosch equivalent is WR4ac or W3ac. having a 4 stroke it is more likely to be a good transition for your engine. 2 stroke I would stick with the NGK's... Hope that helps. « Show Less
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I'm sorry, I have no idea which plug will fit your bike. I'd suggest you view NGK's website and/or check with Suzuki.
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It came w 3 spark plug adaptors. None of them have i seen a use for them yet. They arent long enough for a modern engine. However i had a compresion checker w the correct adaptor that fit onto the otc hose. My compresion tester was purchased at autozone.
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No idea, these are very common from lawnmowers to numerous vehicles. Suggest you go to the NGK website and click on parts finder to check applications, ngksparkplugs.com.
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Your best bet would be to find one with the correct specs, I have a bp200 and only the correct power adapter would allow the pedal to function correctly
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Don't know, I cut and modified for a different spark ignite coleman. Worked great, just like the original steel connector after I adjusted the reg to same pressure.
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I think so - check out this site http://www.sparkplug-crossreference.com/convert/torch/F6RTC - they say it will or better yet Google or Bing "Replacement spark plug for Torch F6RTC" for numerous places to get replacements, even Amazon. Hope this helps!