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Spark Plug

Part Number: 22401-27N67
Nissan Nissan
Other Names: Spark-Plug
Replaces: 2240127n17
Description: Vendor:NGK. Vendor #BFR7B-11. Vendor #PFR7B-11.
MSRP $16.37
$11.29

Spark Plug

Part Number: 22401-85E14
Nissan Nissan
Other Names: Plug-Spark
Description: Vendor:NGK. Vendor #bkr4es-11.
Backordered

Spark Plug

Part Number: 22401-50Y06
Nissan Nissan
Other Names: Plug-Spark__
Replaces: 2240155y16
Description: Vendor:NGK. Vendor #BKR6E-11. To 11/1997.
MSRP $5.65
$3.90

Spark Plug

Part Number: 22401-53J05
Nissan Nissan
Other Names: Plug-Spark
Replaces: 224010b015, 2240153js5vw
Description: Vendor:NGK. Vendor #bkr5ey. Japan Built.
MSRP $5.22
$3.60

Spark Plug

Part Number: 22401-5RL1B
Nissan Nissan
Other Names: Spark Plugs
Description: Versa.
MSRP $49.55
$34.19

Spark Plug

Part Number: 22401-JD01B
Nissan Nissan
Other Names: Plug-Spark
Replaces: 22401ew61b
Description: 2.0L. 1.8L. Coupe, 3.5L. To 08/07.
MSRP $29.55
$20.39

Spark Plug

Part Number: 22401-40F14
Nissan Nissan
Description: Vendor:NGK. Vendor #ZFR4D-11.
Backordered

Spark Plug

Part Number: 22401-1W615
Nissan Nissan
Other Names: Plug-Spark
Replaces: 224019e015
Description: Vendor:NGK. Vendor #FR5AP-10. From 11/1997. To 07/00.
MSRP $15.30
$10.56

Spark Plug

Part Number: 22401-1HC1B
Nissan Nissan
Other Names: Plug-Spark
MSRP $24.52
$16.92

Spark Plug

Part Number: 22401-5M015
Nissan Nissan
Notes: Order by description.
Other Names: Plug-Spark
Replaces: 224015m075
Description: Vendor:NGK. 4.0L, ngk plfr5a-11. To 09/2006. To 06/2006. Vendor #BKR5E-11.
MSRP $21.15
$14.59

Spark Plug

Part Number: 22401-1P117
Nissan Nissan
Notes: Order by description.
Other Names: Plug-Spark
Description: Vendor:NGK. Vendor #PFR7G-11.
MSRP $27.68
$19.10

Spark Plug

Part Number: 22401-P8317
Nissan Nissan
Other Names: Spark Plug Turb
Replaces: 22401f2317
Description: Spark Plug TURBO. <br>Spark Plug. Vendor:NGK. Vendor #bpr7es-11.
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Fire Up Your Engine with Quality Spark Plugs

Have you ever considered the lifespan of your spark plugs or when they might need replacement? Spark plugs ignite the air-fuel mixture inside your engine's combustion chambers. At Greenville Nissan, we stock genuine Nissan spark plugs engineered for your Frontier and Murano engines. Aftermarket spark plugs often use incorrect heat ranges or electrode materials that cause misfires and poor performance.

What Spark Plugs Do

Spark plugs create electrical arcs that ignite compressed air-fuel mixtures in combustion chambers. The center electrode receives high voltage from the ignition system while the ground electrode completes the circuit. The precise gap between electrodes determines spark characteristics and combustion efficiency. Different electrode materials like copper, platinum, or iridium offer varying durability and performance. The insulator prevents electrical leakage while withstanding extreme combustion temperatures. Each cylinder requires properly functioning spark plugs for smooth engine operation.

Why Spark Plugs Wear Out

Electrode erosion from repeated electrical arcing gradually widens the gap beyond specifications. Carbon deposits from incomplete combustion coat electrodes and reduce spark intensity. Heat stress causes insulator cracking that allows voltage to leak before reaching the gap. Generic aftermarket plugs frequently use lower-grade materials that erode faster than factory specifications. Contamination from oil consumption fouls plugs and prevents proper ignition. Wrong heat range selection causes pre-ignition or fouling problems.

When Spark Plugs Need Changing

Engine misfires, rough idle, or reduced power indicate worn or fouled spark plugs. Difficult starting, especially in cold weather, suggests weak spark from worn electrodes. Decreased fuel economy results from incomplete combustion due to poor spark quality. Most spark plugs require replacement every 30,000 to 100,000 miles depending on electrode material. Copper plugs need more frequent service than platinum or iridium versions. Replacing spark plugs along with ignition system maintenance ensures reliable starting and smooth engine performance.

Trust Greenville Nissan to provide the quality components that'll keep you moving forward.