NGK 9369 spark plug wire set for the 1991-1992 Toyota MR2 4-cylinder 2.0L carries ignition voltage to the spark plugs through NGK wire. The set has four wires plus a coil lead.
Plug wires wear with heat and age. A misfire, rough idle, hard starting or cracked boots can mean a wire is failing. A misfire can also come from worn spark plugs, so look at those as well.
This spark plug wire set is a direct-fit replacement for the 1991-1992 Toyota MR2 4-cylinder 2.0L. It is built to OEM tolerances with OE-quality or better materials.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One spark plug wire set with four wires and a coil lead. This listing is one set, and the 1991-1992 Toyota MR2 4-cylinder 2.0L takes one set.
Interchange: 175-6051 · 175-6093 · 35-4086 · 671-4155 · RC-TX15
97033 · CH74123 · 700969 · 09094 · 09337 · 9094 · 9337 · 1274123 · 154023 · 55954 · 7534
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Is this a spark plug wire set for the 1991-1992 Toyota MR2 4-cylinder 2.0L?
Yes. NGK 9369 is a direct-fit replacement spark plug wire set for the 1991-1992 Toyota MR2 4-cylinder 2.0L, and the car takes one set.
What comes with this NGK wire set?
This NGK 9369 listing is one set holding four wires and a coil lead.
What are these NGK plug wires made of?
The outer jacket withstands temperatures above 250 degrees C, and the inner insulation is EPDM or silicone. The terminals are stainless steel.
Can cracked boots on NGK blue spark plug wires mean a wire is worn out?
Yes, they can. Cracked, burned or brittle boots and insulation, seen with the engine off and cool, can mean a wire is worn. A shop can test the wires if you are unsure.
Is RC-TX15 the same set as NGK 9369?
Yes. This set carries both numbers, 9369 and RC-TX15, so either one finds the same part.
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