Marine & Outboard Spark Plugs

NGK V-Power Spark Plug LFR6A-11 (3672)

SKU: GB-LFR6A-11

$24.05
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The NGK LFR6A-11 (Stock No. 3672) is a long-reach resistor spark plug used in a broad range of Yamaha four-stroke outboards and selected other marine engines. Its projected nickel centre electrode, copper-core construction and 26.5 mm thread reach provide dependable ignition and efficient heat transfer. With an M14 × 1.25 thread, 16 mm hex, NGK heat range 6 and 1.1 mm gap, it is suited to many Yamaha F-series engines.

Key benefits

Key Benefits

  • - NGK Stock Number: 3672
  • - Nickel centre electrode with copper core
  • - Projected firing-end design
  • - Built-in resistor for electrical-noise suppression
  • - Long 26.5 mm / 1.043" reach
  • - M14 × 1.25 thread
  • - 16 mm / 5/8" hex
  • - 1.1 mm / 0.043" gap
  • - NGK heat range 6
  • - Flat/gasket seat
  • - Excellent heat transfer
  • - Reliable ignition under marine operating conditions
  • - Widely used in Yamaha four-stroke outboards
  • - Iridium upgrade available for many applications: LFR6AIX-11

Specifications & Dimensions

  • - Brand: NGK
  • - Part Number: LFR6A-11
  • - NGK Stock Number: 3672
  • - Spark Plug Type: Standard resistor
  • - Thread Diameter: 14 mm / 0.551"
  • - Thread: M14 × 1.25
  • - Thread Reach: 26.5 mm / 1.043"
  • - Hex / Spanner Size: 16 mm / 5/8"
  • - Spark Gap: 1.1 mm / 0.043"
  • - NGK Heat Range: 6
  • - Seat Type: Flat / gasket
  • - Resistor: Yes
  • - Centre Electrode: Nickel
  • - Centre Electrode Core: Copper
  • - Electrode Projection: Projected
  • - Ground Electrodes: 1
  • - Terminal: Solid
  • - Sealing Washer: Yes

Compatible Outboard Motors

  • Yamaha 115 HP Four-Stroke
  • - Yamaha F115
  • - Yamaha F115A
  • - Yamaha F115B
  • - Yamaha F115TLR
  • - Yamaha F115TXR
  • - Yamaha LF115
  • - Yamaha LF115TXR
  • These applications are typically 4-cylinder four-stroke engines requiring 4 spark plugs for a complete replacement set.

Yamaha 150 HP Four-Stroke

  • - Yamaha F150
  • - Yamaha F150A
  • - Yamaha F150B
  • - Yamaha F150D
  • - Yamaha F150LA
  • - Yamaha F150XA
  • - Yamaha LF150
  • - Yamaha LF150XA

Yamaha 200 HP Four-Stroke

  • - Yamaha F200
  • - Yamaha F200A
  • - Yamaha F200B
  • - Yamaha F200C
  • - Yamaha LF200
  • - Selected F200/LF200 model suffixes and production years

Yamaha 225 HP Four-Stroke

  • - Yamaha F225
  • - Yamaha F225A
  • - Yamaha F225B
  • - Yamaha F225C
  • - Yamaha LF225
  • - Selected F225/LF225 TXR, TUR and related variants
  • Many F225 applications specify LFR6A-11, although some earlier/related 225 HP models specify LFR5A-11. Model suffix and production year therefore matter.

Yamaha 250 HP Four-Stroke

  • - Yamaha F250
  • - Yamaha F250A
  • - Yamaha F250B
  • - Yamaha LF250
  • - Selected F250/LF250 model variants
  • Again, not every Yamaha F250 uses LFR6A-11. Some model/year combinations use LFR5A-11 or another plug specification.

Yamaha 300 HP Four-Stroke

  • LFR6A-11 is also specified for selected Yamaha F300-series four-stroke applications.

Cross-Reference / Related Part Numbers

  • - NGK: LFR6A-11
  • - NGK Stock No.: 3672
  • - NGK Iridium alternative: LFR6AIX-11
  • - NGK Iridium Stock No.: 6619
  • - Yamaha: 94702-00427
  • - Yamaha: 94702-00426 – associated/superseded application reference on selected engines
  • - Yamaha: 94709-00427 – market/application dependent
  • For Yamaha parts, the exact service number should be confirmed against the engine model and serial/production identification before ordering.

Yamaha Fitment Warning

  • Yamaha has used different spark plugs within the same horsepower rating as engine designs and production generations changed. For example, F200, F225 and F250 model families can have different spark-plug specifications depending on the exact model suffix, production year and engine family.

Signs the Spark Plug Needs Replacing

  • - Difficult starting
  • - Rough idle
  • - Engine misfire
  • - Hesitation during acceleration
  • - Reduced engine power
  • - Poor high-RPM operation
  • - Increased fuel consumption
  • - Carbon fouling
  • - Oil or fuel contamination
  • - Excessive electrode wear
  • - Enlarged electrode gap
  • - Corrosion
  • - Cracked ceramic insulator
  • - Damaged sealing washer

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