L7T Spark Plugs 5 or 10 Pack - Chainsaws, Mowers & Small Petrol Engines
L7T Spark Plugs 5 or 10 Pack - Chainsaws, Mowers & Small Petrol Engines
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L7T Spark Plugs for Small Petrol Engines – 5 or 10 Pack
Features
- Steel body, new
- Copper core electrode for good conductivity and heat transfer
- Good overall wear characteristics
- Suits chainsaws, lawn mowers, hedge trimmers, 152 petrol engines and other garden machines
- Straightforward to fit in place of a worn plug
- Name: L7T spark plug
- Condition: new
- Material: steel
- Colour: silver
- Size: approx. 5.3 x 1.8 x 1.8 cm
- Pack: 5 or 10 pieces
Aftermarket parts. Check the plug type and gap against your engine's manual before fitting. Allow 1-2cm variation; colours may look different on screen.
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excellent quality and its exactly what I ordered.
excellent quality and its exactly what I ordered.
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I made an error when ordering these L7T spark plugs. My Google search said they were compatible with RJ19LM spark plugs, so I ordered them. While awaiting their arrival, I discovered on my second Google search that these L7T spark plugs can NOT be used on a 1996 8hp Toro 824 powershift snowblower or it'll cause malfunctions and/or engine damage. The thread lenght isn't the same as the old RJ19LM spark plug either. I'm glad I did more research before trying to use these L7T plugs in my old machine. The L7T was designed to be used in 2 stroke engines, NOT 4 stroke engines like my 8hp techumsah is.
I made an error when ordering these L7T spark plugs. My Google search said they were compatible with RJ19LM spark plugs, so I ordered them. While awaiting their arrival, I discovered on my second Google search that these L7T spark plugs can NOT be used on a 1996 8hp Toro 824 powershift snowblower or it'll cause malfunctions and/or engine damage. The thread lenght isn't the same as the old RJ19LM spark plug either. I'm glad I did more research before trying to use these L7T plugs in my old machine. The L7T was designed to be used in 2 stroke engines, NOT 4 stroke engines like my 8hp techumsah is.