Champion CPRZ7HC Power Plus Spark Plug – Splendor, Passion, HF Deluxe, Glamour | Platina, CT100, Discover, Pulsar 135 & Star City

Champion CPRZ7HC Power Plus Spark Plug for Hero / Bajaj / TVS Motorcycles

Champion CPRZ7HC is a conventional Power Plus motorcycle spark plug used across a wide range of popular Indian commuter motorcycles. Champion's application chart lists this exact CPRZ7HC code for selected Hero, Bajaj and TVS models including Splendor, Passion, HF Deluxe, Glamour, Platina, CT100, Discover, Pulsar 135 and Star City.

This product is deliberately optimized for the way owners and mechanics actually search: Splendor spark plug, Passion spark plug, HF Deluxe plug, Glamour spark plug, Platina spark plug, CT100 spark plug, Discover plug, Pulsar 135 spark plug, TVS Star City plug, Hero Honda spark plug, Champion plug and CPRZ7HC.

Confirmed Champion Application Chart

Why Exact Spark-Plug Code Matters

Spark plugs that look almost identical can differ in heat range, reach, resistor design, electrode configuration and intended engine application. Using an incorrect plug can cause poor starting, fouling, overheating, misfire, weak acceleration or in extreme cases incorrect mechanical clearance.

For that reason, this listing is based on the exact Champion CPRZ7HC application chart rather than simply calling it a “universal Hero Honda plug.”

Hero / Hero Honda Buyer Search Coverage

Many owners still search older commuter motorcycles under the Hero Honda name even where current parts catalogues use Hero. This listing therefore includes buyer-language searches such as:

• Hero Honda Splendor spark plug
• Splendor Plus spark plug
• Passion spark plug
• Passion Plus spark plug
• HF Deluxe spark plug
• Hero Glamour spark plug
• CD100 spark plug
• Champion Hero Honda plug

Search wording is not the same as universal fitment. Champion's exact CPRZ7HC chart should remain the final compatibility reference.

Bajaj Applications

Champion's chart lists CPRZ7HC for several Bajaj commuter applications:

• Platina
• Dawn
• CT100
• Discover – Champion's chart states all variants
• Pulsar 135
• Vikrant

Do not extend this code to every Pulsar or every Platina generation. For example, Champion uses separate plug families for many Pulsar 150 / 180 / 200 / 220 applications.

TVS Application

Champion lists TVS Star City for CPRZ7HC. Do not assume it fits every TVS commuter or every Star City generation without matching the original plug / service reference.

CPRZ7HC vs CCHPRZ7HCAM vs CCHPRZ9HCAM

Champion's published application chart contains three similar-looking codes that should not be merged blindly:

Do not substitute one code for another only because the motorcycle name overlaps. If your old plug or service manual shows a different Champion code, order that exact code.

Is CPRZ7HC a BS6 Spark Plug?

Current export records describe CPRZ7HC Power Plus in Hero / HH-related shipments, including some records using “BS6” wording. However, Champion's application chart separately identifies CCHPRZ9HCAM as a Power-BS6 plug for overlapping commuter models.

Because of that overlap, this listing does not promise CPRZ7HC as a universal BS6 replacement. For newer BS6 motorcycles, confirm the plug code from the existing plug, service manual or parts catalogue before ordering.

When Should You Replace a Spark Plug?

A spark plug may require inspection / replacement during scheduled service or when the motorcycle develops symptoms such as:

• Hard starting
• Rough idle
• Intermittent misfire
• Hesitation during acceleration
• Weak pickup
• Excessive plug fouling
• Visible electrode wear
• High-mileage scheduled service

These symptoms do not automatically prove that the spark plug is faulty. Weak battery voltage, ignition coil / plug-cap problems, carburetion or fuel-injection faults, dirty air filter, compression issues, valve-clearance problems and poor-quality fuel can cause similar symptoms.

Conventional Plug vs Iridium Upgrade

CPRZ7HC is positioned as a conventional Champion Power Plus replacement plug. If you are specifically looking for an iridium performance plug, do not assume that any iridium plug with similar dimensions is a correct substitute. The heat range, reach and exact application must be matched.

For a standard commuter used for daily riding, the correct conventional plug is often the most sensible replacement when the goal is reliable OEM-style servicing rather than performance modification.

Installation / Return-Prevention Notes

• Confirm exact code CPRZ7HC before installation.
• Compare the old plug code whenever possible.
• Install only on a cool engine.
• Clean dirt around the plug well before removal.
• Start the new plug by hand to avoid cross-threading.
• Use the motorcycle manufacturer's specified tightening torque.
• Do not over-tighten.
• Do not alter the plug gap unless the vehicle or spark-plug manufacturer specifically requires it.
• Check the plug cap / HT connection while servicing.

What You Will Receive

1 × Champion CPRZ7HC Power Plus Spark Plug

Spark-plug cap, HT cable, ignition coil, tools and other service parts are not included.

Buyer FAQs

Does Champion CPRZ7HC fit Hero Splendor?
Champion's application chart lists Splendor for CPRZ7HC. Because Splendor has existed across many generations, compare the old plug / service reference on newer variants before ordering.

Does it fit Hero Passion?
Yes, Passion is listed in Champion's CPRZ7HC application chart. Exact generation confirmation is still recommended.

Does it fit HF Deluxe?
Champion lists HF Deluxe for CPRZ7HC. For newer BS6 variants, check the existing plug code because Champion also publishes a separate Power-BS6 plug family.

Does it fit Hero Glamour?
Glamour is listed in the CPRZ7HC chart. Match exact generation / existing plug where possible.

Does it fit Hero CD100?
Yes. CD100 is directly listed.

Does it fit Bajaj Platina?
Platina is listed by Champion, but the chart does not mean every future Platina generation automatically uses the same plug.

Does it fit Bajaj CT100?
Yes, CT100 is listed in Champion's application chart.

Does CPRZ7HC fit Bajaj Discover?
Champion's chart states Discover (All variants) for CPRZ7HC. If your motorcycle is a later-generation / modified model, comparing the original plug remains the safest approach.

Does it fit Pulsar 135?
Yes. Pulsar 135 is specifically listed. Do not use this as evidence for Pulsar 150 / 180 / 200 / 220, which Champion assigns to other plug codes.

Does it fit TVS Star City?
Yes. TVS Star City is listed by Champion.

Is CPRZ7HC the same as CCHPRZ7HCAM?
No. They are separate Champion part numbers / series entries with different published application coverage.

Is CPRZ7HC the same as CCHPRZ9HCAM?
No. CCHPRZ9HCAM is a separate Champion code identified as Power-BS6 in Champion's chart.

How many plugs do I receive?
1 spark plug.

What is the current MRP?
Champion's older 2021 chart showed ₹95, while a current Indian retailer lists CPRZ7HC at ₹103 MRP. Packaging MRPs can change by batch, so the MRP printed on the supplied pack should be treated as final.

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