- Is this plug a direct replacement for my Ford?
- It is listed for Ford cars, but fitment depends on engine and year. Check the plug number your owner's manual or under-hood label specifies before ordering.
- How many plugs do I need?
- One order is a single plug. A four-cylinder engine needs four, a V6 needs six, and a V8 needs eight.
- Do I need to gap it before installing?
- Iridium plugs usually come pre-gapped. Check the gap against your engine spec and adjust only with a proper gapping tool, since the fine tip bends easily.
- How long do iridium plugs last?
- Typically far longer than copper plugs, often around 60,000 to 100,000 miles depending on engine and driving. Follow the interval in your Ford's maintenance schedule.
- Can I mix this with other plug types?
- No. Use the same plug in every cylinder. Mixing heat ranges or materials can cause uneven running and misfires.
- Is it worth it over a standard plug?
- If your engine is hard to access or you keep the car long, the longer life pays off in fewer replacements. On an easy-to-service engine, a stock plug is fine.
- Where is the Champion Auto Parts Iridium Champion Spark Plug 9402 cheapest?
- At NAPA, for $10.49, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Champion Auto Parts Iridium Champion Spark Plug 9402?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including NAPA, Walmart.