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Bmw 3 Series Spark Plugs

Compare spark plugs prices for the Bmw 3 Series from top UK retailers

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Different Bmw 3 Series variants use different spark plugs. Enter your reg plate for guaranteed compatible parts matched to your engine and year.

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6 spark plugs found for Bmw 3 Series

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ChampionMid-Range

Part No: RE8PMC

Spark Plugs for Bmw 3 Series

ChampionMid-Range

Part No: OE249

Spark Plugs for Bmw 3 Series

DensoPerformance

Part No: ITV22

Spark Plugs for Bmw 3 Series

BoschOEM Quality

Part No: FR7NE2

Spark Plugs for Bmw 3 Series

BoschOEM Quality

Part No: ZR6SPP3320

Spark Plugs for Bmw 3 Series

NGKPerformance

Part No: ILTR6A-8G

Spark Plugs for Bmw 3 Series

⚠️ Estimated prices. These are typical UK prices for Bmw 3 Series spark plugs. Exact prices and fitment depend on your specific vehicle. Enter your reg for accurate results.

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About Spark Plugs

What do they do?

Spark plugs ignite the air-fuel mixture in petrol engines. They fire thousands of times per minute and endure extreme heat and pressure. Diesel engines don't use spark plugs — they use glow plugs for cold starting.

When to replace

Standard copper plugs last 20,000–30,000 miles. Iridium and platinum plugs last 60,000–100,000 miles. Signs of worn plugs include rough idle, misfires, poor fuel economy, and difficulty starting.

Brand guide

NGK and Denso supply spark plugs to most car manufacturers as OEM. Bosch is also widely used. Always match the exact plug specification (heat range, gap, thread size) for your engine.

💡 Top tip: When buying spark plugs, your vehicle registration lookup will give you the exact specification. Using the wrong heat range or gap can cause misfires, detonation, or even engine damage.

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