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Spark plugs - buy individually or a kit?

Discussion in 'Prius v Care, Maintenance and Troubleshooting' started by bkman, Jun 8, 2024.

  1. bkman

    bkman Junior Member

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    I was looking to buy new spark plugs since our Prius v coming to 120K miles and found a kit. However, I'm struggling to determine what's included in that kit.

    Here's the Gen 3 spark plugs: Spark Plug #90919-01275 | Autoparts.toyota.com
    Here's the kit: Spark Plug Kit

    Appreciate if someone could share their wisdom and knowledge.

    I'm simply wondering if the same scenario as with EGR applies to spark plugs or not (buying a kit is cheaper when just an EGR)
     
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    rjparker Tu Humilde Sirviente

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    Never heard of a spark plug kit but it is unlikely to include four plugs for $38 and certainly would not include a coil.

    Call a dealer’s part dept and let us know. I suspect it could be dielectric grease and a new screw for the coil or clips for the windshield wiper system - parts that have to come off.
     
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    ^ This.

    it’s a Denso plug, spec is in Owner’s Manual; except Toyota has revised to a slightly hotter version: going from “20” to “16”.

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    torque is 15 ft/lb, no mention of lube on threads, so presumably clean/dry. 14mm or 9/16” spark plug socket required.
     

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