Plugs and wires for 96 Accord 4 cyl
use NGK ZFR5F-11 gap specs .038-.042 in, gap them at the smallest setting ( .038 in ) as plug gap gets wider as they wear.
Plug wires,,,,, use honda factory plug wires ,, they are very good and they last a long long time
Plug wires,,,,, use honda factory plug wires ,, they are very good and they last a long long time
Clean up the wires & keep them. Chances are your new ones will wear out then put the factory ones back on. Unless you have lots of mods, the factory plugs & wires are very good.
What kind of new wires did you get? NGK wiresare also supposed to be very good.
What kind of new wires did you get? NGK wiresare also supposed to be very good.
ORIGINAL: JimBlake
Clean up the wires & keep them. Chances are your new ones will wear out then put the factory ones back on. Unless you have lots of mods, the factory plugs & wires are very good.
What kind of new wires did you get? NGK wiresare also supposed to be very good.
Clean up the wires & keep them. Chances are your new ones will wear out then put the factory ones back on. Unless you have lots of mods, the factory plugs & wires are very good.
What kind of new wires did you get? NGK wiresare also supposed to be very good.
The plugs come pre-gapped, so don't go crazy with a gap tool. Simply check the gap. They should all be withing the correct specs already. You can get a gap tool for like $0.50 at AutoZone if you don't already have one.
I put off-brand plug wires from AutoZone on my Honda and the darned things went out after less thansix months.....I would suggest spending a little more and at least getting name brand wires, if not Honda.
ORIGINAL: NALANALA
4 cyl honda accord. Non vortec.
4 cyl honda accord. Non vortec.

and 00 yeah, they are sumitomo. i bought the oem ones from local dealer for 74.07. woot.
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