⚡ Ignite your drive with NGK’s cutting-edge spark plugs!
NGK 94124 ILKAR7L11 Laser Iridium Spark Plugs combine advanced laser-welded iridium technology with OEM-grade reliability, offering enhanced ignition efficiency, extended durability, and perfect fitment. Sold in a convenient pack of four, these spark plugs are engineered to optimize engine performance and reduce maintenance for a seamless driving experience.
| Manufacturer | NGK |
| Brand | NGK |
| Item Weight | 5.9 ounces |
| Product Dimensions | 3.38 x 1 x 3.5 inches |
| Item model number | 94124-4PK |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 94124-4PK |
G**O
Excellent quality
Outstanding quality. Got a set for my 2017 Mazda and they were gapped correctly, all had the same ohms reading and all worked perfectly. I recommend them to everyone wanting OEM spark plugs, you will be happy with the quality.
M**E
Brought mileage back to normal. Mileage update as of September.
First update on mileage achievement with new NGK plugs-Aug2024- Finally took the car on a long distance drive of 406 miles one way. The almost 'all highway' mileage that I achieved with these new plugs was 38 miles per gallon with cruise control on at an average speed of 65mph. If I went the speed limit, of 70MPH, I would at least expect about 35 Miles Per Gallon.So after the installation of these new spark plugs (and cleaning the mass flow induction sensor (very easy to do via you tube video)) my mileage has rebounded by about 7 to 9mpg. That is an incredible mileage refresh for my 186,700 mile engine.Let this be said. NO, spark plug is going to make your car perform better than it was design to. But I recently noticed the mileage on my 2015 Mazda 6 manual had deteriorated. Whether highway or street driving, it never used to fall under 31 mpg. After recently seeing results of 27 to 29mpg, I realized the last time I had changed the plugs was about 68,000 ago. Mazda recommends 70,000 between changes.I replaced the Mazda factory plugs with the NGK Iridium's as purchased here. Although my tank was not really full to get a good accurate measurement at the time. When I did fill up my tank, I noticed the mileage had improved to 32mpg overall. When I measure it again, I should get around 34 to 36mpg, which is normal in my previous history with this vehicle.There are videos on you tube that clearly show you how to replace plugs for this Mazda 6 of the generation that I had. So give it a try.Oh, don't make the mistake I did. Since I'd replaced the plugs before, I assumed I still knew where my 8mm socket (to remove the coils) and my 9/16 spark plug socket were. I was wrong! A job that should have taken less than 45 minutes, took more than two hours because I have to purchase those items from Autozone. Geez.Photo is of my Mazda plugs that installed about 68,000 miles ago, versus the new NGK plugs that I installed a few weeks ago. No, I did NOT check the gap width on the new plugs, I just installed them. Youtube videos will show you how to do that too.
J**N
Genuine NGK plugs.
Exact replacement for my cx5. Gaps were spot on. Just like OEM (because they are)! Good price and quick delivery sealed the deal.
M**D
It’s NGK
Used as an OEM tune up for my CX-5 at 75,000 miles as my owners manual recommended.
F**N
Good price, fits Cx-5 and oem has the same model number on the plugs as these.
Works as it should
R**D
Good replacements
2016 CX-5 2.5LThe stock plugs said "Mazda", and had this same NGK model number on them: ILKAR7L11Comparing them, these seem the same in all waysThey came pre-gapped at .042Replaced at 90k miles, and they work fine
H**H
2018 Mazda CX-5 Touring replacement
Used to replace on my wifes cx-5 after 90k miles as that is close to the manufacturers recommendation. Plugs went in great without gap issues. Could feel a bit more pep afterwards as well.
R**K
The right plug
As described. The correct plug, quick shipping.
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