Have some I'm waiting to try out in my turbo 4age after using bkr7e ngks for years. I mean denso is an A1 company and they offer heat ranges colder than NGK so probably worthwhile for my turbo engine.
Pros: colder heat ranges
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I'm thinking about getting a Denso remanufactured unit for my Accord. The price isn't much more than the local auto store brand alternators, but those are notorious for being unreliable.
Pros: price isn't much more
Cons: unreliable auto store brands
Vehicle:
Honda Accord
I actually bought the OEM Toyota denso. Made in Japan. And just the denso branded one made in china that was $10 less. When comparing the two the filter material and number of pleats was exactly the same. Only difference was the finish was better on the Japan version. Things were cut cleaner. But from what I could tell it made no material impact to the filter capabilities.. so that's what I buy off amazon.
Pros: same material, same pleats
Cons: better finish on Japan version
I finally had to replace my OE starter on my 2nd gen at \~230k miles. The OEM Denso starters that Toyota uses on these trucks are solid. You are more than likely fine for a long time.
Pros: solid, long lasting
Vehicle:
Toyota
Mileage: 230000 km
So the Denso (Passat) will bolt right up and hoses will work fine. I only got about 1oz of oil out of the drain (fill) hole and none from the ports. There is only about 1/4" in the cup--I'd estimate less than 1oz. Book calls for around 4oz which I will put in before install.
Pros: bolts right up, hoses work
Vehicle:
Volkswagen
2019 4 gen - dealer sparkplugs were part number ZC20HPR11 > Denso spark plug.
I’m from EU, Scandinavia and that part number were on my original ones I pulled out.
Vehicle:
Mazda
Part number: ZC20HPR11
Denso starter in my Toyota 4runner lasts like 15 years / 150k+ miles before needing a rebuild and can take it out easily.
Pros: lasts 15 years, easy removal
Cons: needs rebuild after 150k miles
Vehicle:
Toyota 4runner
Mileage: 241401 km
I found aftermarket Denso brand to be quite good. Been on my 07 highlander for years.
Pros: quite good, lasted years
Vehicle:
Toyota Highlander
I just opened up a new Denso AC compressor. The instructions say to turn it by hand 10 times to distribute the oil before installation. It was extremely difficult to turn. It tried both directions and it was hard either way.
Cons: difficult to turn
Im running denso step 2 cold plugs from bms website and tbh i regret not going with the hks plugs
Cons: regret not going hks
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