Spark Plugs

224513S510 - : Spark Plug Wire for Nissan Image

Spark Plug Wire

Nissan 224513S510
Cylinder 1. To 07/2001.
Discontinued
224527B015 - : Spark Plug Wire for Nissan Image

Spark Plug Wire

Nissan 224527B015
Cylinder 2.
Discontinued
224537B016 - : Spark Plug Wire for Nissan Image

Spark Plug Wire

Nissan 224537B016
Cylinder 3.
Discontinued
224520W000 - : Spark Plug Wire for Nissan Image

Spark Plug Wire

Nissan 22452-0W000
Cylinder 2.
Discontinued
1106529W00 - : Glow Plug for Nissan Image

Glow Plug

Nissan 11065-29W00
Pick-up.
Discontinued
1106516A05 - : Glow Plug for Nissan Image

Glow Plug

Nissan 11065-16A05
Sentra.
Discontinued
11065W2510 - : Glow Plug for Nissan Image

Glow Plug

Nissan 11065-W2510
810/Maxima.
Discontinued
132711E400 - : Spark Plug Tube Seal for Nissan Image

Spark Plug Tube Seal

Nissan 13271-1E400
Upper. Altima. Inner.
Discontinued
2245088G25 - : Spark Plug Wire Set for Nissan Image

Spark Plug Wire Set

Nissan 22450-88G25
Vg30e. Pick-up, Pathfinder. 6 cylinder. All models. 6 cylinder.
Discontinued
2245080W25 - : Spark Plug Wire Set for Nissan Image

Spark Plug Wire Set

Nissan 22450-80W25
All models. 4 cylinder. Z20 engine.
Discontinued
224400M811 - : Spark Plug Wire Set for Nissan Image

Spark Plug Wire Set

Nissan 22440-0M811
Sentra, 200SX. 2.0l. Vendor:yazaki. Vendor:sumitomo.
Discontinued

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Maintain Engine Performance with Quality Spark Plugs

Most motorists know the function of spark plugs, but fewer understand the wear and tear process that leads to replacement. Spark plugs ignite the compressed fuel and air mixture inside your engine's combustion chambers. When plugs degrade, engine performance suffers and fuel economy drops. We carry genuine Nissan spark plugs calibrated precisely for your engine's specifications.

How Spark Plugs Ignite Fuel

Spark plugs receive high-voltage electricity from the ignition coil and create an electrical arc across a small gap. This spark ignites the compressed fuel mixture at exactly the right moment in the combustion cycle. The Nissan Frontier and Nissan Versa use different plug designs matched to their engine configurations and performance requirements. Each plug includes a ceramic insulator that prevents electricity from escaping while withstanding extreme temperatures. The center and ground electrodes form the gap where combustion begins thousands of times per minute.

Why Spark Plugs Degrade

Electrodes erode from constant exposure to electrical discharge and combustion heat. Carbon accumulates on the plug tip and prevents proper spark formation. The electrode gap gradually increases beyond specification as material wears away. Fuel deposits coat the insulator and create electrical leakage paths. Generic plugs often use inferior electrode materials that wear rapidly and don't maintain proper gap settings like genuine Nissan components.

When New Plugs Become Necessary

Replace plugs according to your maintenance schedule, usually between 30,000 and 100,000 miles depending on type. Engine misfires, rough idle, or reduced acceleration indicate worn plugs needing immediate attention. Difficulty starting or decreased fuel efficiency suggests plug replacement will restore performance.

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