Was wondering if someone knows the OEM spark plug part number for 2011 M37?
Would really appreciate it!
OEM Spark Plug Part Number
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Re: OEM Spark Plug Part Number
If you search this forum for 'spark plug' you'll find this discussion:
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Re: OEM Spark Plug Part Number
I found this: 2011 Infiniti M37 Spark Plug Denso FXE24HR-11
For some years, the M has NGK and for other years, its Denso. You can call your dealer's parts department and ask for the part number to verify what you might find online. As you know, lots of sellers on Ebay or Craigs claim OEM but are not usually truthful.
For some years, the M has NGK and for other years, its Denso. You can call your dealer's parts department and ask for the part number to verify what you might find online. As you know, lots of sellers on Ebay or Craigs claim OEM but are not usually truthful.
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Re: OEM Spark Plug Part Number
when should you change the plugs?
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Re: OEM Spark Plug Part Number
My 07 had nearly 100k miles and the dealer told me they would do it if I asked, but since they worked fine, they recommended I wait. I think it's recommended after 105k miles but maybe one of our techs can answer that.