Are these spark plugs pretty good on Honda 2000 Civic LX Automatic?
2013143
For uses with platinum plugs these are great plugs but I think your car needs copper. It may change your performance in the wrong way
89435
This might be a stupid answer, but it might be time for some new spark plugs(possibly burnt them up with this)
2185043
I bought mine for a 2007 Acura and have not had the opportunity to try them yet. They should work fine on the Honda though. Before purchasing these I borrowed my neighbors cheap set of jumper cables and they would not start my car. When I borrowed a heaver set it started right up.
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If your civic is equipped with a TPMS (which I believe it is), these will work. You'll want to take them to your local tire shop (or dealership if you want to pay the extra premium) and have them installed. It takes a few trips, but eventually, the TPMS light will come on. Take your car back and have them flash the system which will update with the newly installed TPMS sensors. This is what I had to do. Good luck!
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i have a 2008 civic and they actually are the same oem sparks, plug and play no gap need it
676613
This plug has a higher heat range than the factory installed spark plugs.Installing this plug may decrease performance.Check your owners manual for the correct plug.
2200882
Hi, Yea this set I bought had 12 spark plug wires in the box. I bought it for a M112 6-cylinder engine Mercedes so it was the right one. Hope this answers your question.
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It comes with 4 wires all connecting to the distributor cap. I'm using them on my 97 Honda civic HX. You may need a different model number check Napa auto parts for the part # Amazon always list the wrong part numbers. Good luck.
1659987
I bought theses for a 99 Honda civic. It came with anti flicker relays. My setup required running wires from passenger side to drivers side headlights. Also requires battery 12v and ground. Took less then 30 minutes to install. If you have any more question may want to email seller. My vehicle didnt require any extra parts. Almost forgot your going to need extra zip ties for install.
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hi its a real good plug i got 104,000 miles on them but dont know if your takes this plug. the best way to check go to the honda dealer tell them car, year, size of your motor they will tell you what plug it takes or look in your car manuel it will tell you the spark plug number for your motor. i hope this helps or pull one spark plug out of your motor the see the brand and number
581941
I think they are ok. They are small for my SUV, but it is ok for my Honda Civic.
43793
You are better off with the 10-150. most cars spark plugs foot/pound range from 7-20
451942
It is my understanding that they are good for 100,000 miles as long as there is no internal issues that would "cruddy" them up. My 2000 Camry has 212,000 miles and this is my second set of plugs.
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i am not sure, i got those for my 95 civic ex. but what you can do is, take one from your car go to auto zone and check for the size. that what i did
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The lug nuts are steel. I do not know if they will fit a Honda Civic. I purchased mine for a Ford F-150. They work great for that. You'll have to do your homework on the measurements of your wheel stud bolts versus the nuts. Compare the length of bolt with the rim on with depth of lug nut and thread size.
512712
No problem at all. It's as close to the OEM honda spark plug wires as you can get really.
648742
My best answer to You is to go to Checker O'reilly or Autozone and ask them the number for the sparkplugs for your vehicle and ask for platinum plugs to start with. They'll look it up..