1957 Jaguar 2.4 Spark Plug

Part Number: 15596-05511235

Notes: Professional Conventional -- New; Gap .025

Part Number: 15596-09023447

Notes: Copper Plus -- Plug Type N5C; Model # Mark I; Non-Resistor Type; Gap 0.025in; OE Type

Part Number: 15596-09023450

Notes: Copper Plus -- Plug Type RN5C; Model # Mark I; Resistor Type; Gap 0.025in

Part Number: 15596-09182967

Notes: Copper Resistor Spark Plug -- .025 Gap; OE Style

Features:

• Autolite Copper Core plugs are designed to meet or exceed OES design requirements.

Part Number: 15596-05416727

Notes: Spark Plug -- Type - Alternative Plug; Gap: .025; Plug Material: Copper

Features:

• Standard Copper Core Spark Plug Tested to Ford specifications for performance and emissions.
• Resistant to oxidation and arc erosion.
• Multi-rib insulator protects against misfire.
• Service interval of up to 60,000 miles.
• Nickel-Alloy Spark Plug Feature electrodes engineered for extended life without platinum enhancements.
• Nickel-plated shell for corrosion resistance.
• Non-Extended-Tip Spark Plug Used in most older-model car engines and some current-model truck engines.
• Commercial and small engine applications.
• Extended-Tip Spark Plug Fits most automotive as well as many specialty applications.
• Used in most modern engines.
• Helps prevent fouling at low speeds.
• Provides self-cleaning action at higher speeds.
• Extra-Extended-Tip Spark Plug Used in certain specially designed engines.
• Projects farther into combustion chamber to achieve optimum spark location.
• Platinum-Tip Spark Plug Used for conventional distributor-equipped and coil-on-plug ignition systems found in many Ford, Lincoln and Mercury vehicles.
• High melting point provides excellent resistance to erosion.
• Provides service intervals from 60,000 to 100,000 miles.
• Available as replacement spark plugs for older model-year vehicles.
• Designated by the letters P or E in the part number suffix on plug body and box.
• Helps realize extended service intervals of 60,000 to 100,000 miles
• Fine-Wire Double-Platinum Spark Plug Enhanced electrode wear vs single platinum.
• 2 to 3 times more platinum vs single platinum reduces the required firing voltage, resulting in diminished erosion of the platinum and increased resistance to fouling.
• Fits most automotive and many specialty applications.
• Designated by the letters F or FE in the part number suffix on plug body and box.
• 0.8 mm fine-wire design.
• Includes a platinum pad on both electrodes.
• Proprietary platinum pad on side wire electrode.
• Service interval of up to 100,000 miles.
• Platinum-Iridium Spark Plug Can be used in any engine regardless of ignition system.
• Iridium-enhanced center electrode.
• interval of up to 100,000 miles.
• High-Strength Steel High Thread Spark Plug 0.8 mm fine-wire design.
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Part Number: 15596-07726405

Notes: Platinum Spark Plug -- .025 Gap