Parts for Mazda 626
The Mazda 626 parts section contains 5 spark plugs from NGK (3 items) and Denso (2 items) — this is the entire range in this category on the ALPARTA site. The fitment covers the 626 III (GD) and 626 III Station Wagon/Break (GV) generations from 1987–1997, as well as the 626 IV (GE) and its hatchback from 1991–1997, including the coupe and sedan. This section will be useful to owners of these vehicles who need to replace spark plugs and want to verify fitment by specific body and engine.
When selecting, check the generation and body: the GD, GV and GE were produced in different years and with different engines, so the same plug may not fit all 626 versions. Look at the heat rating, thread and gap in the spark plug specifications, as well as the fitment examples in the product pages — for NGK and Denso these are listed for other models. Use the cross-references: the catalog includes interchangeable NGK and Denso options, but before buying, verify compatibility with your engine.
Spark plugs for Mazda 626
NGK 2756
Denso K20PRU11
Denso Q20PRU11
NGK 6962
NGK 4291Oil filters for Mazda 626
Mann+Hummel W 67/1
Mann+Hummel W 610/3Fuel filters for Mazda 626
Filtron PP852Fitment comes from manufacturer catalogs; check the part by VIN before buying, as it depends on the engine and model year.
Frequently asked questions
Will NGK 2756 or Denso K20PRU11 spark plugs fit a Mazda 626 III?
These items in the catalog are listed with fitment for other vehicles, so for the 626 III you need to compare the spark plug specifications with your engine's requirements. Check the thread, gap and heat rating on the product page.
What is the difference between NGK and Denso spark plugs in this section?
The section contains 3 NGK spark plugs and 2 Denso spark plugs — these are different brands with their own part numbers and specifications. Select by engine specifications and the fitment examples listed on the product pages.
How can I tell if a spark plug fits my Mazda 626 IV (GE)?
Match the production year and GE body with the data on the spark plug product page, and also check its dimensions and gap. If the fitment in the description is listed for another model, rely on the technical specifications.