NGK 3657 Laser Iridium Spark Plug IZFR5K11 (6 Pack) Compatible with Honda Odyssey Pilot Ridgeline, Acura MDX, Saturn Vue 3.5L V6

They are great. I would buy them again

2007 Ridgeline Worked well. Seems to be running better. Changed finally after about 80000 miles.

Identifiers of copy vs. Legit. 1. sharp angles on caution triangle in the back. Fakes have rounded corners on that triangle. 2. Manufacturing stamp on the facet of 5/8 nut area. Fakes have none. 3. The arc of the lead to the tip on fakes are angled, the lead on the legit ones are square with the threads. 4. When you get them, put them on a multi-meter. You should get consistent resistance between all 6 plugs. The fakes are wildly inconsistent. These passed on all 4 counts and even came with a seal of authenticity.

My husband works on cars all the time and often needs new tools, parts or fun extras. This is no different. He had zero complaints for this item. Said it worked for what he needed it for and was easy to use. He also works at a shop they often order things for work and this was one of them. Shop approved it and appreciates it.

exact fit on my 2007 honda ridgeline

Perfecto y calidad del producto , original gracias

These did not fit a Honda 2020 Odyssey Elite

Just as great as I expect!

ممتاز مناسب هوندا اوديسي 2007

Note that this product ships from China, it took a while to get it but is certainly an original NGK oem product and it is much cheaper than buying it here in Canada. Thanks

Love these spark plugs. I put them in my 2006 Odyssey and it's purring like a kitchen. Highly recommended. Did not have to reset the gap or anything.

Although the old plugs were of a different brand, and these were labeled as OEM, I find these NGKs are working just fine in the vehicle they are installed in. Good price and prompt delivery also helps.

I changed the spark plugs on an 18-year old Honda Odyssey wishing to get more life out of it. Having replaced everything else on schedule. Check Engine Light came on after a few rides with error code showing dirty oxygen sensor and/or catalytic converter; what’s that to do with spark plugs? But CEL mysteriously went away for good after I disconnected reconnected the battery. I so happened was using Shell Premium gas (instead of regular gas) at the time and that possibly helped cleaned the engine better (more cleaning agents and additives in premium gas?) leading to more carbon sent to the exhaust system which momentarily upset the oxygen sensor? Not sure at all if the whole episode would play out same had I not changed the spark plugs. Anyway the spark plugs worked great thereafter.