Spark plug mystery.....multiple types listed.
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Spark plug mystery.....multiple types listed.
Normally spark plugs are no problem for me but I have a weird situation where there are multiple choices for plugs....very confusing. I bought a 1996 Yard-Man 316E633E401 7hp snow blower recently due to the constant snow we have had. It looks great and runs well but since it is old I want to tune it up, change oil etc. so I KNOW what is in the engine. Downloaded the Yard-Man manual on this thing as well as Tecumseh parts lists for the motor (HSK70 / 130291S)...here is what is recomended.....Yard-Man J8-C, Tecumseh RJ17LM, and Champion shows RJ19LM.....I am thinking of using an E3.10F made by E3, which replaces the latter two. Puzzling that the J8-C was listed by Yard-Man paperwork though....As for the plug that's in there now.....not the right one either...someone put an Autolite 295 in it..A CAR PLUG according to my information.. Any thoughts???
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Small follow up....the Autolite 295 replaces the J8C Champion.....so now I am less concerned someone had a horribly wrong plug in, but still not sure which to go with
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Thanks! After some more searching I found the E3 plug (E3.10) replaces all three, LOL. Strange so many plugs recommended though. Maybe Champion should make less part numbers
Thanks again!
