VW GOLF 1993 — 1998 Convertible 1.6 Petrol GOLF III Cabriolet (1E7), 1.6, 74kW(101ps), AEK, AFT, AKS

GOLF

1993 — 1998

Convertible

1.6 Petrol

GOLF III Cabriolet (1E7), 1.6, 74kW(101ps), AEK, AFT, AKS

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Spark plugs
DENSO part number: K20PBR-S10

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Spark Plug

DENSO part number: K20PBR-S10

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GTIN/EAN

042511050617, 042511506107, 042511506145, 1004251150610, 1004251150614

Packing unit

Quantity per packing unit

Status

Normal

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Application specifications

Engine Code

AEK, AFT, AKS

Quantity required

Injection System

Multi Point Injection (MPI)

Part specifications

Technical Information

Terminal Shape:Removable. Ground:Nix3

Description

Nickel

For OE number

101-000-033AA

Connector type

Removable SAE

Diameter [mm]

Spanner Size

Tightening Torque [Nm]

Net Weight [g]

Spark Plug

3 - Earthed Electrode, Nickel Middle Electrode

Thread Length [mm]

Gross Weight [g]

Alternative item

K20TT

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OE numbers

ALFA ROMEO

46550991

CADILLAC

24425327

CHEVROLET

96307729

96417176

DAIHATSU

90048-51168

DENSO

067700-8060

5061

50614

FIAT

46471078

General product information

Known as the ‘heart of the engine’, spark plugs play a key role in the ignition and performance of the entire engine. The well-timed combustion of the fuel-air mixture of gasoline and oxygen is what generates power in gasoline engines. The precise timing of the spark created by the spark plug ignites the fuel, triggering combustion.

To create this spark, a high voltage is passed between the centre electrode and ground electrode of the spark plug. This voltage breaks down the natural insulation between these electrodes and an electrical spark is generated. Although this strong spark only lasts for about 1/1,000 of a second, it has to be precisely and reliably timed to trigger the combustion of the fuel-air mixture.