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Counterfeit automotive parts remain a serious challenge for the aftermarket, and spark plugs are among the most frequently copied components. While counterfeit spark plugs may look like genuine products at first glance, their performance, durability, and safety are significantly inferior—posing risks not only to engines, but also to workshops, distributors, and end customers.
Rotating electrics, as starters and alternators are classified, is a key product category for DENSO, as it was the first that the original equipment (OE) manufacturer introduced to the market in the 1960s.
The direct OE quality replacement you can trust.
In today’s aftermarket, workshops and distributors are looking for one thing above all: certainty. Certainty that a replacement part fits perfectly, performs exactly as expected, and delivers long term reliability for their customers.
To support this need, DENSO has introduced the new aftermarket spark plug part number VFCH16, a direct replacement for OE spark plugs FC16HR CY9, offering the same performance, same reliability, and the same DENSO quality standards, now fully available for the aftermarket.
Effective thermal management (TM), whether of the engine, a high voltage battery or the occupants, is crucial for the correct operation of several of a vehicle’s systems. Therefore, fitting replacement parts of matching original equipment (OE) quality, is a necessity.
Although maintenance of the air conditioning (AC) system has not generally been listed as a task in the scheduled service plan of a typical combustion engine powered vehicle, when it comes to battery electric vehicles (BEV) and some modern hybrids, things are different. This change, suggests DENSO, gives independents a great opportunity to develop their AC offering and benefit from the revenue generating potential that servicing these systems provide.
