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NGK Spark Plug - BR7HS-10

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NGK Spark Plug - BR7HS-10Vehicle Fitment & Part Details This NGK spark plug (BR7HS 10) is supplied as an OEM grade replacement. Heat range 7. Thread 14,00 mm. Verify VIN engine before ordering. Key Details SKU BR7HS 10 Alternate Search Reference BR7HS10 Component Spark Plug Brand NGK Heat Range 7 Product Specifications Thread Size 14,00 mm Thread Length [mm] 12,70 mm Spanner Size 20,80 Vehicle Compatibility No specific South African market vehicle fitments are listed for this

Vehicle Fitment & Part Details

This NGK spark plug (BR7HS-10) is supplied as an OEM-grade replacement. Heat range 7. Thread 14,00 mm. Verify VIN/engine before ordering.

Key Details

SKU
BR7HS-10
Alternate Search Reference
BR7HS10
Component
Spark Plug
Brand
NGK
Heat Range
7

Product Specifications

Thread Size
14,00 mm
Thread Length [mm]
12,70 mm
Spanner Size
20,80

Vehicle Compatibility

No specific South African market vehicle fitments are listed for this NGK trade number in our supplier data. The plug is supplied as a catalogue cross-reference - confirm fitment by matching thread size, reach, electrode design, and heat range against your existing plug, or by cross-referencing the OEM numbers shown below.

Fitment Notes

  • Always match heat range, thread size and electrode design before ordering. Verify VIN/engine.

Important: Spark plugs are not returnable, exchangeable, or refundable once fitted. Confirm you are ordering the correct part for your vehicle. Compare the new spark plug to the removed plug for thread reach, thread diameter, hex size, electrode style, gap specification, and heat range before fitting. Mismatched spark plugs can cause misfires, pre-ignition, detonation, fouling, or engine damage.

Returns Notice: Once a spark plug has been fitted or threaded into a cylinder head, it cannot be returned, exchanged, or refunded under any circumstances.

Installation / Use / Maintenance Tips

  • Allow the engine to cool fully before removal - cylinder heads are easily damaged when warm.
  • Use the correct deep-socket plug spanner (20,80) and avoid impact tools.
  • Inspect the existing plug for fouling, oil contamination, or worn electrodes - may indicate engine condition issues.
  • Verify the gap if your supplied plug is not factory-set; consult your service manual for the correct value.
  • Apply a small amount of anti-seize to the threads (sparingly) and torque to manufacturer specification.

Common Questions

Will this NGK spark plug fit my your vehicle?
This part (BR7HS-10) is listed for the applications shown on this page. Always confirm the correct heat range, thread size and electrode design against your vehicle's service manual or a parts lookup before ordering. Verify VIN/engine.

What does the NGK part code mean?
The NGK trade number encodes physical and performance characteristics - thread/reach, electrode design, heat rating, and projection. Each digit and letter has meaning in NGK's naming convention. The heat range is usually the standalone digit (e.g. BPR6ES is heat range 6).

How do I confirm fitment if my engine variant isn't listed?
Match the supplied thread size, reach, electrode design and heat range against your existing plug. If unsure, request fitment assistance before ordering.

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