Champion Spark Plug Spark Plug P/N:7345
Champion 38 spark plug for the 1968-1969 Toyota Corolla 4-cylinder 1.1L, the 1969-1979 Corolla 4-cylinder 1.2L, the 1971-1979 Corolla 4-cylinder 1.6L and other vehicles fires the spark that ignites the air-fuel mixture in each cylinder.
A worn plug can show up as hard starting, a rough idle or a misfire. A weak ignition coil can also cause a misfire, so a rough idle by itself does not prove the plugs are the problem. The quantity follows the engine: one plug per cylinder, so a 4-cylinder engine takes four and a V8 takes eight.
It fits the 1966-1971 Dodge Charger V8 7.0L and the 1966-1968 Chevrolet Impala V8 7.0L, and it is built to meet OE fit, form and function. If your car is not named here, look up its year and engine in the "Vehicles it fits" section.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One spark plug and its crush washer.
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Are these Toyota Corolla spark plugs right for the 1971-1979 Corolla 4-cylinder 1.6L?
Yes. Champion 38 fits the 1971-1979 Toyota Corolla 4-cylinder 1.6L, which takes four plugs, one per cylinder.
Is this the right Charger plug for the 1966-1971 Dodge Charger V8 7.0L?
Yes. Champion 38 fits the 1966-1971 Dodge Charger V8 7.0L, which takes eight plugs, one per cylinder.
Does this Champion spark plug come with a crush washer?
Yes. The washer is included with the plug. This listing is a spark plug and its crush washer.
What thread diameter and seat does the Champion N12YC copper plug have?
The thread diameter is 14 mm (0.551 in), and the plug has a flat seat that uses a crush washer.
Do I need to set the gap on this pre-gapped spark plug?
No. The plug comes pre-gapped at 0.032 in (0.82 mm), which simplifies installation.
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