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Spark plug Honda ST1300 Pan European 2002-2017 NGK CR7EH9

(EAN: 087295134863 / ID: 35226-1125Y)
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(6 reviews)
Spark plug Honda ST1300 Pan European 2002-2017 NGK CR7EH9
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Spark plug Honda ST1300 Pan European 2002-2017 NGK CR7EH9

Fits on the following motorcycle:

Honda ST1300 Pan European
year:2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017
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Spark plugs from NGK for the Honda ST1300 Pan European (check year from the ST1300 Pan European or select a year: below in the motorcycle-list) are of very high quality that have proven themselves in racing and are extremely suitable for use in the motorcycle. This concerns the NGK spark plug CR7EH9.

The spark plug image shown is for illustrative purposes.

Tip: it is recommended to lubricate the threads of the spark plug slightly with ceramic grease to prevent the spark plug from seizing into the cylinder head.

Price and delivery is per piece.

Reviews (6)

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by Jan Bxxxxx (automatically translated from Dutch) 05/08/2018
Fine
by Bert Bxxxxx (automatically translated from Dutch) 07/06/2017
The original Honda recommended spark plugs for ST1300 (and some other Honda motorcycles). The two differences are the price, some euros are cheaper than Honda and they are in a NGK box instead of a Honda packaging ?.