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The NGK (7131) BPR6ES Standard Spark Plug OEM is worth the small amount to keep your equipment in top shape!
By Stephen C. Holtzman on Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2016
Need I say more the NGK (7131) BPR6ES Standard Spark Plug, keeps my lawn care product running! The name NGK is built on quality and reliability. I change them every spring to ensure that I never have any failure. It is small change in exchange for not having large repair bills and equipment that keeps working. For the little amount this costs and the ease to change, this is the way to go! OEM NGK (7131) BPR6ES Standard Spark Plug,
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6L and while the spark plug itself is fine the issue is that the socket fitting you need ...
By Joshua Szanto on Reviewed in the United States on July 11, 2015
This is not for the second generation Geo Prizm. I have a 1994 Geo Prizm 1.6L and while the spark plug itself is fine the issue is that the socket fitting you need to use to screw the spark plug into the engine takes up the full diameter of the tube ... meaning that you can't fit the tool in to screw the spark plug into the engine! If you are looking for spark plugs that would work in a 1994 Geo Prizm 1.6L (2nd gen), try the NKG (6341) BKR5EIX. Sorry, I forgot what the part number for the standard non-iridium spark plug is, but the important thing to look for is ".031" on the spark plugs for the 2nd generation models of Geo Prizms.
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