Posted by George Marsh on December 17, 2013 at 14:10:07 from (50.121.6.110):
In Reply to: spark plugs posted by tomNE on December 16, 2013 at 20:30:18:
I have 2 champions in a 20 hp kohler command with about 1000 hours on them. I use the next plug hotter than OEM with no problem. I went a step hotter, seems to keep plug cleaner.
Many years ago I bought two new 3.5 briggs mowers. One mower would run about 5 minutes and then die. Come to find out it was a bad plug. Let plug cool off and it would start and run about another 5 minutes. Not 100% sure if it was a champion. Guess you could say it was out of the box. Mower came in a box.
I seem to have more issues with rotors and distributor than plugs. Thank God for distributor less ingitions. However, truck was missing. Computer showed it was a bad #1 OEM plug on 1995 GMC 1500. My problems are not out of the box issues.
Except for mower, I can't really say I've ever had a bad out of the box plug. I have bought new things that were bad out of the box, just not plugs.
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