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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: wirespokes on May 24, 2025, 04:27:24 PM
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No one here in town (Portland Orego) seems to carry the Denso Spark Plugs. I talk to the parts guy and he says "sure I've got them" then says they're autolite or something else. :rolleyes:
Where do you find them?
It looks like I'll have to order them straight from Denso, but was hoping to find them locally.
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Are you looking at motorcycle shops? My experience has been that NAPA, AutoZone, CarQuest, O'Reilly have a large selection of plugs on hand from most of the brands and for more than just cars & trucks. If they don't have it in stock, they can order it to the store.
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I buy them on Amazon or ebay.
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When I was calling around, I didn't ask if they could be ordered in. I'll have to do that. Also, I guess I'll search ebay and amazon.
I tried the honda shop and they don't even carry Denso - I didn't expect that.
And, yes, it was the auto parts stores you mentioned.
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No surprise to me that the Honda shop didn't have them, Honda and NGK have a longtime partnership. Owner's manuals will list the standard NGK plug, and then list the Denso part number as an alternative.
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Try a Toyota dealer. Denso are OEM fitment for Toyota.
Bosch or NGK are just as good
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I just got some vintage new old stock Denso plugs on EvilBay. Non-resistor, xtra-projected electrode, difficult to find. To try on a 1958 BMW R50.
Labeled as Honda plugs, but I think Rebhead might be right, and they might be current Toyota plugs.
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If you know the part number rock auto is pretty reliable and inexpensive.
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If you know the part number rock auto is pretty reliable and inexpensive.
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