NGK Spark Plug P/N:BR9EG
NGK BR5ES spark plug for the 1985-1988 Yamaha G2-A and other vehicles ignites the air-fuel mixture in the cylinder. It is one of the NGK spark plugs sold in NGK's yellow box packaging.
A worn plug can show up as hard starting, a rough idle or a misfire. Ignition coils, plug wires or a fuel problem can be behind those signs too, so find the cause before replacing plugs. Plan on one plug per cylinder; the count depends on the vehicle.
The 1985-1988 Yamaha G2-A, the 1980-1983 Volkswagen Vanagon H4 2.0L, the 1972-1973 Volkswagen Transporter H4 1.7L, the 1974-1975 Transporter H4 1.8L and the 1976-1979 Transporter H4 2.0L are among the vehicles this plug fits, and it fits more. Open the "Vehicles it fits" section to check your exact model and engine.
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Interchange: 5866
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Is the NGK BR5ES the right spark plug for a 1980-1983 Volkswagen Vanagon H4 2.0L?
Yes. The NGK BR5ES is listed for the 1980-1983 Volkswagen Vanagon H4 2.0L, which takes four plugs. For another model or engine, open the "Vehicles it fits" section.
What thread size and hex does the NGK BR5ES have?
The NGK BR5ES has an M14 - 1.25 thread and a 13/16" hex.
Can I put a nickel alloy plug in an engine with factory precious metal plugs?
No. This copper-core plug with a nickel alloy center electrode is not recommended for vehicles with factory precious metal plugs. It suits vehicles that came with nickel alloy plugs.
Does the NGK BR5ES go by any other number besides BR5ES?
Yes. NGK also lists the BR5ES under stock number 5866, so either number finds this same plug.
Will plating and threads on the NGK BR5ES help it come out of the head later?
Yes. The trivalent metal plating gives anti-seizing and anti-corrosion protection, and the cold-rolled threads help prevent cross-threading when the plug goes in.
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