Quick answer: For a wholesale motorcycle ignition-parts order, identify whether each line is a spark plug, a plug cap or high-tension lead boot, or a plug wrench. Send the exact listing reference, vehicle and engine details, measured interface dimensions, quantity, destination, and clear photos. A product title or model reference is a starting point for checking, not proof that the part will fit every year or variant.
Vobom’s current catalog includes D8EA and A7TC spark-plug listings, a multiple-reference plug listing, several cap or lead-boot options, and a spark-plug socket tool. These are separate products with different checks. Ask for a written confirmation against the selected option before approving a bulk order.
Separate the plug, cap, lead boot, and tool
A spark plug is the threaded component installed at the cylinder head. A spark-plug cap connects the high-tension lead to the plug terminal; a rubber boot or lead cover may be supplied as its own item. A socket or wrench is an installation tool. They can appear together in a broad ignition-parts search, but they are not interchangeable SKUs. Put each part type on its own purchase-order line and attach its own reference photo.
This distinction matters when cartons are mixed. A plug code does not identify the cap connection, and a vehicle name attached to a cap listing does not establish the plug’s thread reach or heat range. Match each order line to the exact drawing, code, or sample approved by your buyer.
Catalog references to quote by exact item
Use one product line per option. The current catalog notes below are taken from each product page; confirm the selected option and current terms in a written quote.
D8EA Motorcycle Spark Plug
Current listing: Names D8EA, shows MOQ 1,000 pieces, and lists price on request.
Confirm: Selected code, dimensions, terminal option, current MOQ, package, and written quote.
A7TC Motorcycle Spark Plug
Current listing: Names A7TC and shows MOQ 500 pieces.
Confirm: Full specification sheet and intended engine application; do not infer fit from the code alone.
Multiple listed motorcycle / generator spark-plug references
Current listing: Describes more than one option; MOQ and references vary by option.
Confirm: One option per line, exact code, quantity basis, packaging, and price.
Angled spark-plug cap, VARIO125 / VARIO150 / PCX150 references
Current listing: Names these references and shows MOQ 500 pieces.
Confirm: Terminal connection, boot shape, lead interface, and exact vehicle year or variant.
Spark-plug cap, 54P-H2370-00 reference
Current listing: Names reference 54P-H2370-00 and shows MOQ 1,000 pieces.
Confirm: The code against the buyer’s parts record and photos or drawing for the supplied option.
Rubber cap / high-tension lead boot, Bajaj / Tornado XR250 references
Current listing: The title gives the listed references; the short description does not state MOQ or price.
Confirm: Whether the line includes a cap, boot, lead, or defined assembly.
Motorcycle spark-plug wrench / socket tool
Current listing: Identifies a tool rather than an ignition electrical part; its short description does not state a specific MOQ or price.
Confirm: Socket size, depth, drive interface, and whether a handle is included.
MOQ and price statements above reflect the current product-page descriptions and can change. Freight is not included unless a written quote says otherwise. Ask the supplier to reconfirm each option before payment or production.
Build a fitment record that can be checked
For each plug, send the exact code printed on the buyer’s sample or approved parts list. Request a specification sheet that confirms thread diameter and pitch, thread reach, seat type, hex size, terminal style, and heat range. If a resistor is required, state that separately and ask the supplier to identify it in writing. Do not decode an unfamiliar code or substitute a visually similar item without technical approval.
For each cap or lead boot, send close-up photos of the plug-terminal connection and the high-tension lead end. Ask for the dimensions of both connections, cap angle or shape, overall length, and whether the quote covers the cap alone or a larger assembly. For the wrench, measure the plug hex and specify tool depth and drive size. These are buyer confirmation fields; they are not specifications supplied on every Vobom listing.
Include the vehicle make, model, year, engine code, and market version when known. For parts with several reference variants, list one variant per row rather than putting several possible models into one generic line. The seller should mark each row as confirmed, needs more evidence, or not confirmed.
Check samples, packaging, and mixed-SKU orders
Before approving a first order, compare the sample with the exact code and drawing in the purchase record. Check the dimensions and terminal interfaces with the buyer’s approved method; keep the sample label and photos with the decision. A visual match alone is not sufficient for a plug’s electrical or dimensional requirements. If the order combines plugs, caps, and tools, ask for separate inner labels, SKU counts, carton quantities, and a packing list that maps each carton to the purchase-order line.
Agree on the package language and barcode responsibility before production. If the buyer needs private-label packaging, request a separate quotation that states artwork responsibility, print proof approval, minimums, and lead time. Do not assume a standard pack contains a specific number of pieces unless the supplier confirms it.
Ask the supplier to put the selected code, confirmed dimensions, quantity, MOQ, unit price, packing, production timing, and destination freight in one written quotation. Keep changes to a code or option visible in the revised quote and approval record.
Wholesale RFQ template
Copy this outline and use one line per option:
- Part type: spark plug / plug cap / lead boot / wrench or socket.
- Catalog item and exact reference code:
- Vehicle make, model, year, engine code, and destination market:
- Required dimensions or interface drawing attached:
- Quantity per option and target order quantity:
- Requested packaging, labels, barcode, or private-label details:
- Destination country and postal code for freight quotation:
- Photos of the original item, connector, and markings attached:
- Please confirm fitment evidence, MOQ, unit price, sample cost, packing, lead time, and freight in writing.
Common questions
Do D8EA or A7TC in a product title guarantee a match?
No. The titles identify listed references. Confirm the full dimensional and application data against the buyer’s actual engine and approved parts record.
Can I combine plug and cap quantities to meet one MOQ?
Do not assume so. The current product pages state different MOQs for some items, and the multiple-reference listing says quantities vary by option. Ask whether the MOQ applies per SKU, option, package, or combined order.
Can the supplier confirm fitment from a photo?
A photo helps identify the sample and interfaces, but it may not show dimensions or electrical requirements. Send the code and measurements as well and request written confirmation before a bulk order.
Next step for a wholesale buyer
Select the exact plug, cap, boot, or tool line from the catalog and send the RFQ fields above. Request confirmation of each SKU and its MOQ, price, packaging, lead time, and destination freight before combining options into one purchase order.
Related catalog: Browse the motorcycle spark plugs category. For a wholesale RFQ, include the engine code, plug code or existing plug reference, the exact part reference or clear photos, and target quantity so fitment and order terms can be confirmed.