**SOLD**

I bought 8 Denso K20HR-U11 spark plugs this February for my 2.7L engine, when I should've bought a different type of plug. I'm selling 8 Denso K20HR-U11 spark plugs + a coupon for a $9.95 oil and filter change at Toyota dealership of Nashua N.H., with an expiration date of 12/15/16 for $25 or BO.

The 8 brand new Denso K20HR-U11 spark plugs, has the U-Groove Ground Electrodes, .044" (1.1mm) Gap and was made for the 4.0L V6 engine

I was hoping their was someone local that was interested, I'm also open to shipping them.

 

https://postcalc.usps.com/

 

Thanks, I wasn't very clear in my posting, as I ment to say I'm not sure how the transaction is made when you buy or sell. Someone here told me you can go through Paypal and once you receive the funds, you then ship it out to the buyer.

 

That's how most people do it. You can also use a USPS flat rate box.

I bought the wrong plugs for my 2.7 once and then just gave them away on here.

 

Yup... You need to find out how much it is to ship first, and add amount that into the PayPal invoice. In this case it probably would be flat rate small box.

GLWS!

 

Thanks for taking the time to share that information.

 

That was nice of you to do that, so my hat is off to you for being so generous.

 

I just didn't want to mess with trying to sell them. Spent $50 on them and ran them for 2 days and figured out it was the 2.7 that couldn't use the platinum plugs. Went and bought the copper plugs and everything was perfect again. lol

GLWS man!

 

Well, if I had ever installed them I would never think about selling them and if I did anything I would have done exactly as you did, with the acknowledgement that they were used. From what I have read the ant-seize coating on the new threads of the plugs are only good for one install and after that an ant-seize compound should be used.

The strange part of my story is that the Amazon "fit to size" feature was telling me, these plugs would fit a 2.7L engine, when they only fit the 4.0L V6.

 

Always go by parts numbers instead of "fit your truck" features tell you. Most part numbers are on the site for you to look up.

Sucks that happened man.

 

Live and learn and I agree, next time I will look up the part# and not trust a company like Amazon, which is in the business to sell things, which doesn't make them an expert automotive parts dealer.

Thanks, but lesson learned, with there being value in that too.