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Spark plugs

Discussion in 'Chainsaws and Power Equipment' started by Erik B, Jun 16, 2022.

  1. Erik B

    Erik B

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    My former Stihl 029 super along with my 192t and FS110 trimmer all use the NGK BPMR7A plug.
    The book on my 362 says to use a NGK CMR6H. Does this mean I have to buy a different plug for my 362?
     
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    The newer stihl saws have smaller plugs
     
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    Size Matters...
     
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    I stopped by Ace hardware and bought a spare for my 362. Thanks guys:handshake:
     
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    Very true...size does matter...the B series NGK plugs are a lot bigger than the C series.
     
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