OEM Spark Plugs
If the spark plugs in your vehicle start to go bad, your engine won't run right, or at all. Worse yet, it won't burn fuel quite right. The kind of damage that can cause is sure to lead to costly repairs down the road. Don't put off changing them; shop manufacturer-quality replacements with us here at OEM Pro Parts. We offer competitive pricing and fast shipping anywhere in Canada; take advantage and order today.
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Spark Plugs FAQ
How Can I Tell if the Spark Plugs in My Vehicle are Bad?
From the engine misfiring or failing, from rough idling, from the plugs' leads seeming wider than usual, or to have corroded, and from the plugs not conducting electricity quite as well (or at all).
How Much Does Spark Plug Replacement Cost on Average?
Anywhere from $300 to $385 CAD, according to recent data from RepairPal. That's whether they're the kind that last 30,000 kilometers or 160,000, and whether they're basic copper or higher-performance platinum or iridium. Cost can also vary by model; Ford F-150 spark plug replacement, for instance, can run between $365 and $420 CAD, while Toyota Corolla spark plug replacement, for another example, can run $200 to $255 CAD.
Can I Change a Spark Plug Myself?
Yes; what you need to do for your model, you should be able to find in your owner's manual. Just be sure to start with a cool engine, grab the tools you'll need beforehand (some socket wrenches, a wire gauge spark plug gap tool, a socket swivel, and an extension bar), pick up some anti-seize thread and dielectric silicone compound), and be sure to use safety goggles and work gloves.