TVS Genuine Spark Plug | Ronin 225 / Apache RTR 160 4V / RTR 200 4V / Victor | N3012100

TVS Genuine Spark Plug – N3012100

Maintain reliable ignition and correct combustion performance with the genuine TVS spark plug supplied under part number N3012100. This part number is directly catalogued by TVS across multiple motorcycle and scooter applications, including the TVS Ronin 225, Apache RTR 160 4V, Apache RTR 200 4V, Victor 110 BS4 and selected NTORQ applications.

This is the part buyers commonly search for as a TVS spark plug, Ronin 225 spark plug, Apache RTR 160 4V spark plug, Apache RTR 200 4V spark plug, Victor spark plug, NTORQ spark plug, Bosch UR4KE plug or genuine TVS ignition plug.

Product Details

• Brand: TVS Motor Company
• Part Number: N3012100
• OEM Description: Spark Plug
• Product Type: Genuine ignition / engine service component
• Quantity: 1 spark plug
• Condition: Genuine TVS replacement spare part
• HSN Reference: 85111000 in TVS price-list data

Verified Compatibility

TVS / Manufacturer Spark-Plug Specification Reference

For current Ronin 225 and modern Apache RTR 160 4V / RTR 200 4V applications, TVS owner and service documentation specifies BOSCH UR4KE as the recommended spark plug. Some newer Apache manuals additionally list CHAMPION RG8MC5 as an approved equivalent specification.

Brand/package note: N3012100 is the TVS service part number. The actual plug manufacturer or marking supplied inside genuine TVS packaging can follow TVS sourcing and service revisions. Order by the TVS part number and vehicle application rather than assuming that every production batch must carry identical external branding.

What the Spark Plug Does

The spark plug creates the electrical spark that ignites the compressed air-fuel mixture inside the combustion chamber. Correct plug specification, electrode condition and plug gap are important for reliable starting, stable idle, smooth acceleration and normal combustion.

• Provides the ignition spark required for combustion.
• Supports clean and stable engine starting when the ignition system is healthy.
• Helps maintain correct combustion under normal operating conditions.
• Correct heat range and electrode design are important for engine durability and performance.
• A worn or incorrect plug can contribute to misfiring, hard starting or unstable running.

When Should a Spark Plug Be Replaced?

• The scheduled service interval calls for replacement.
• Electrodes are visibly worn or eroded.
• Plug is heavily carbon-fouled and service inspection indicates replacement.
• Ceramic insulator is cracked or physically damaged.
• Engine shows a confirmed ignition misfire caused by the plug.
• Plug gap is outside the allowable specification and the applicable service procedure calls for replacement.
• The motorcycle has been fitted with an incorrect heat-range or incorrect-pattern plug.

Important Spark-Plug Gap Guidance

TVS service documentation for modern Apache 4V applications warns that the specified plug profile should be maintained. On applicable hook-profile plugs, do not aggressively bend or reshape the electrode simply to force the gap back into specification. If the plug is worn or the gap is excessive, replacement with the correct plug is the safer service approach.

Installation Guidance

• Allow the engine to cool before removing or installing the spark plug.
• Clean loose dirt from around the plug well before removal so contamination does not fall into the cylinder.
• Use the correct spark-plug socket/spanner.
• Start the new plug by hand to reduce the risk of cross-threading the cylinder head.
• Do not overtighten. Follow the torque procedure specified in the service manual for the exact vehicle.
• Refit the suppressor cap / plug cap securely.
• If the old plug is wet, oil-fouled or heavily carbonised, diagnose the underlying engine or fueling condition rather than only replacing the plug.

NTORQ 125 – Critical BS4 vs BSVI Check

TVS's earlier NTORQ 125 Drum/Disc catalogue lists N3012100 as the spark plug. However, the NTORQ BSVI catalogue introduces K6011090 as the BSVI spark-plug reference. Therefore this listing does not claim that N3012100 fits every NTORQ 125 regardless of emission generation.

If you own an NTORQ 125, check the old plug/TVS parts lookup or chassis-based catalogue before ordering.

NTORQ 150 – 2026 Service Revision

TVS issued a service bulletin in July 2026 for an applicable NTORQ 150 engine update. The bulletin states that the spark-plug specification was changed from UR5KCW to UR4KE, and identifies N3012100 as the replacement spark-plug part number for the updated service specification. The stated production and spares implementation dates should be considered when identifying the correct plug for an NTORQ 150.

Do Not Order by Engine Capacity Alone

A spark plug should never be selected only because two motorcycles have a similar engine capacity. Thread size, reach, heat range, electrode profile and ignition calibration all matter. Use the exact TVS part number or the manufacturer specification published for the exact motorcycle.

What You Receive

1 × TVS Genuine Spark Plug – Part No. N3012100.

No plug cap, ignition coil, HT cable, wiring component or installation tool is included unless physically packaged with the spark plug.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. What is TVS part number N3012100?
N3012100 is a genuine TVS spark plug part number used across several verified TVS motorcycle and scooter applications.

Q. Does N3012100 fit the TVS Ronin 225?
Yes. The Ronin parts catalogue lists N3012100 directly as the spark plug. Current TVS Ronin documentation specifies BOSCH UR4KE with a 0.8–0.9 mm gap.

Q. Does it fit Apache RTR 160 4V?
Yes. TVS Apache RTR 160 4V catalogues list N3012100 for both carburetted and fuel-injected catalogue applications. Later TVS service documentation specifies the UR4KE plug specification.

Q. Does it fit Apache RTR 200 4V?
Yes. N3012100 is directly listed in RTR 200 4V carburettor, EFI and BSVI parts catalogues. Current TVS manuals specify UR4KE, with Champion RG8MC5 also shown on applicable newer documentation.

Q. Does it fit the Victor 110?
The Victor 110 BS4 Drum/Disc parts catalogue lists N3012100 directly as the spark plug.

Q. Does N3012100 fit NTORQ 125?
It is verified in earlier NTORQ 125 Drum/Disc catalogue applications. Do not assume it fits every BSVI NTORQ 125, because TVS BSVI catalogues also list K6011090 as a BSVI-specific spark plug.

Q. Does it fit NTORQ 150?
TVS's July 2026 service bulletin identifies N3012100 / UR4KE for the applicable updated NTORQ 150 specification. Confirm the production/service status of the scooter before ordering.

Q. Is N3012100 the same thing as Bosch UR4KE?
N3012100 is the TVS ordering/service part number. TVS technical documentation specifies Bosch UR4KE on several current applications using this part number. Because supplier and service revisions can occur, the TVS part number should remain the primary ordering reference.

Q. What spark-plug gap should I use?
For current Ronin and modern Apache 4V applications, TVS generally specifies approximately 0.8–0.9 mm. Always follow the owner's/service manual for your exact vehicle and model year.

Q. How many spark plugs are included?
This listing is for one spark plug.

Buyer Search Reference

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