Mopar Spark Plugs
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Your car’s spark plugs might look pretty basic, but they perform some essential tasks. These essential auto parts give your engine the spark that ignites the air-fuel mixture to help start your vehicle. MoparGenuineParts carries Mopar’s OEM plugs for select Jeep, Dodge, Chrysler, Ram, and Fiat models in its online catalog.
Spark Plug Tube Seal
Mopar - Fiat:
- 124 Spider,
- 500,
- 500L,
- 500X
- Jeep:
- Renegade
Spark Plug Tube Seal
Mopar - Dodge:
- Dart
- Fiat:
- 500
Spark Plug Well Gasket
Mopar - Dodge:
- Hornet
- Fiat:
- 500X
- Jeep:
- Renegade
Spark Plug, Right Cylinder Head
Mopar - Dodge:
- Challenger
Jeep Grand Cherokee Spark Plug (SPLZFR5C11)
Mopar - Chrysler:
- 300,
- Aspen
- Dodge:
- Challenger,
- Charger,
- Durango,
Spark Plug Well Gasket, Right Side
Mopar - Chrysler:
- 300,
- Sebring
- Dodge:
- Avenger,
- Charger,
- Journey,
Spark Plug
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Enjoy Better Engine Performance with OEM Spark Plugs
Sitting over your engine’s cylinder head, a spark plug burns the air-fuel mixture and starts your car. A piston produces this mixture as it travels down the cylinder, then compresses it while going back up toward the plug. The plug sparks and ignites the mixture once the piston reaches the cylinder’s top. As long as your engine powers your vehicle, this process will continue.
Manufacturers offer cold and hot plugs for vehicles. Cold plugs are very fast at transferring heat since they boast short heat flow paths. Meanwhile, hot plugs transfer heat at a much slower rate, with longer insulator noses and flow paths.
But like other car parts, Mopar spark plugs wear out over time. Constant sparks gradually remove bits of metal from the electrode, damaging the plug. These components will last until around 30,000 miles. But experts recommend spark plug replacement every 24 to 40,000 miles. Your vehicle might stall, fail to start, or experience engine misfires with bad plugs.
Get the Best Spark Plugs for Your Vehicle Online
Have your spark plugs gone bad? Find new ones for your engine at MoparGenuineParts. Our website has genuine plugs that’ll work with Jeep, Dodge, Chrysler, Ram, or Fiat vehicles. Plus, we offer discounts on these car parts. With affordable prices, you can get great savings.
Avoid misfires, get better fuel economy, and keep your engine running with top-quality spark plugs. Browse MoparGenuineParts today to check out plug options for your vehicle.