Spark Plugs for 2001 SR5

[TX4Running]

I spent a lot of time last night trying to conclude which part numbers I need. I just bought my original 4Runner back from the guy I sold it to 7 years ago. I bought it brand new in 2001. I am the 1st and 3rd owner. He changed the plugs 32K miles ago. He used Denso on one side and NGK on the other. Can you please tell me which Denso plugs I need? I saw many Denso plugs with single tip, but read several threads where people were saying dual tip. Thanks.

 

[spartacus]

I spent a lot of time last night trying to conclude which part numbers I need. I just bought my original 4Runner back from the guy I sold it to 7 years ago. I bought it brand new in 2001. I am the 1st and 3rd owner. He changed the plugs 32K miles ago. He used Denso on one side and NGK on the other. Can you please tell me which Denso plugs I need? I saw many Denso plugs with single tip, but read several threads where people were saying dual tip. Thanks.

Denso K16TR11, NGK BKR5EKB-11, toyota part 90919-01192

 

[3bears]

neat that you got your original back. Had a friend buy back his old land cruiser that he had bought when it was new.
strange that the guy put in two different plugs, but I have read that sometimes they even left the factory that way ?????
yes dual electrode is what is recomended and the recomendation of spartacus above is what I used. When I got my 2001 a few months ago it ran like crap, had single electrode ac/delco in it ( and a bad coil)

 

[gamefreakgc]

32K miles isn't regular interval. They should be good for another 40K. Not that they are expensive though.

Yes, they came with one bank with NGK and the other bank as DENSO from the factory.