Toyota applications across the plug range
Toyota vehicles run through the spark plug catalogue: Corolla, Camry, Auris, Crown, Alphard and more appear under standard copper-core codes, IX-suffix codes and the DILFR/IFR/IL codes. This page collects the Toyota-application listings in one place.
Listings naming Toyota applications
| Type code | Toyota applications as listed | Family |
|---|---|---|
| BCP5ES-11 | Camry, Corolla (also Accent) | Copper-core |
| BKR5E11 | Camry, Corolla, Celica | Copper-core |
| BKR5EGP | Auris, Avensis, Carina | EGP type code |
| BKR5EYA11 | Alphard, Avalon, Caldina | Copper-core |
| BKR6E | Avensis, Corolla, Yaris | Copper-core |
| BKR6E11 | Altezza, Camry, Corolla | Copper-core |
| BKR6EGP | Camry, Corolla, Harrier | EGP type code |
| BKR6EYA11 | Alphard, Camry, Carina | Copper-core |
| BKR6EZ | Avanza, Carina, Corolla | Copper-core |
| BP6ES | Carina, Corolla, Cressida | Standard |
| BPR6ES | Corona, Crown, Hilux | Standard |
| BCPR6EIX | Avensis, Carina, Crown | IX-suffix code |
| DCPR8EIX | Rumion, Starlet, Urban Cruiser | IX-suffix code |
| DILFR5E11 | Aurion, Auris, Crown | DILFR code |
| DILFR6D11 | Aurion, Sienna, Harrier | DILFR code |
| IFR5T11 | Allion, Altezza, Aristo | IFR code |
Choosing the code for a Toyota application
The same model appears under several codes in different listings — a Corolla is listed under seven codes in the table above — BCP5ES-11, BKR5E11, BKR6E, BKR6E11, BKR6EGP, BKR6EZ and BP6ES. The catalogue does not say why a model carries several codes; the code from the plug being replaced is the direct route, and without it, send the model, generation and engine details on the quote form. The two families are compared in the blog article iridium vs copper spark plugs, and the complete range is on the spark plugs page.
Part of a Toyota service order
Toyota applications anchor several lines of this catalogue, not only plugs: Toyota oil filters under the 90915 and 04152 numbers, Toyota air filters under 17801 numbers, and Toyota cabin air filters under 87139 numbers. A distributor building a Toyota service-parts order can work model by model through each family, matching each line by its own number system — plug codes here, OE filter numbers there.
Ordering facts for this family
- Samples: Free samples are offered.
- Small orders: Accepted on items in stock, per the listings.
- Packaging: Customised inner box, outer box and printing described on the spark plug listings.
- Delivery: The company FAQ gives a general delivery figure of 30–40 days. The catalogue's named listings that print a delivery window print 20–45 days according to OE number and quantity; where the listing for your code prints no window, ask for its window in your enquiry.
The Avanza applications, as listed
The Avanza appears three times in the plug catalogue: under BKR6EZ (Avanza, Carina, Corolla), under DCPR7E (Avanza, Spark, Terios) and under DCPR7EIX (Mito, Avanza, Punto). The Terios appears in the same DCPR7E listing. A buyer matching plugs for the Avanza therefore works from the code on the plug being replaced, as the section above sets out.
Harrier, Rumion and the smaller Toyotas
The Harrier appears under two listings — BKR6EGP (Camry, Corolla, Harrier) among the standard codes and DILFR6D11 (Aurion, Sienna, Harrier) among the DILFR codes. At the smaller end, DCPR8EIX covers the Rumion, Starlet and Urban Cruiser under an IX-suffix code, while the standard codes cover neighbouring applications through listings such as BKR6EZ for the Avanza group.
Frequently asked questions
Which plug code fits a Toyota Crown?
The Crown appears under BPR6ES (Corona, Crown, Hilux), BCPR6EIX (Avensis, Carina, Crown) and DILFR5E11 (Aurion, Auris, Crown) in different listings. Send the vehicle details or the old plug's code with your enquiry.
Do you list plugs for the Toyota Hilux?
Yes — BPR6ES is listed for Corona, Crown and Hilux applications.
Request a plug quote by type code
Send the type code (for example BKR5EIX11), the vehicle application, and the quantity.