Tiller Spark Plugs

Fix Number

FIX9263506

Manufacturer Part Number

15901019830

Replacing the spark plug should be part of your regular maintenance. How often to replace it depends on your model but is generally changed at least once a year or more, depending on use. When a spark plug has gone bad this can lead to a hard-starting engine, a misfire, or the engine not starting at all. Replacing it is very easy. Start by gapping your new spark plug according to the manufacturer specifications. For this repair, start by removing the boot from the old plug, use a wrench to remove it, and twist it off with your hand. Now thread the new replacement spark plug into place and tighten it using the wrench. This manufacturer-approved spark plug is sold individually.

Fix Number

FIX10036953

Manufacturer Part Number

98079-56846

This is a genuine OEM Honda replacement part. Spark plugs are used to take energy from the battery to create and electric spark, that spark is used to ignite the air fuel mixture in your small engine. Spark plugs are commonly used in of a number of small engines, such as lawn mowers, generators, snow blower, trimmers, augers, etc. It is recommended that you inspect your spark plug while you are doing regular maintenance, so you can clean and change the part when necessary. If you don?t replace it often enough you may have trouble starting the engine or it may run rough. To install this part you will need a spark plug socket.

Fix Number

FIX10036941

Manufacturer Part Number

98079-55846

This is a spark plug for a small engine, sold individually. Spark plugs supply a spark that ignites the air and fuel mixture, creating the power needed for the engine. It is essential to replace the spark plug as part of your preventative maintenance tasks, to ensure a smooth and efficient running machine. A worn spark plug can cause the engine to not start, a rough running engine, stalling, and increased fuel consumption. It is best to change your spark plug regularly to avoid these symptoms, however if you are experiencing one, the spark plug should be one of the first components you check.

Fix Number

FIX9140427

Manufacturer Part Number

796112S

This is a spark plug and it is found in various lawn equipment. If your engine is not starting or running poorly, you may need to replace the spark plug. This part is a RJ9LM. Meaning, it is a resistor type with a 14mm shell design, 3/8-inch reach, and 13/16-inch hex. The heat range is 9 for automotive, small engine, and ordnance applications. The LM indicates 14mm (special for lawn mowers). Before making this installation make sure to drain fuel from the tank and remove the old spark plug.

Fix Number

FIX9314055

Manufacturer Part Number

A425000000

Fix Number

FIX9123562

Manufacturer Part Number

759-3336

Fix Number

FIX9312171

Manufacturer Part Number

951-10292

Fix Number

FIX10036943

Manufacturer Part Number

98079-55855

Fix Number

FIX9941634

Manufacturer Part Number

31914-Z0H-003

Fix Number

FIX10014637

Manufacturer Part Number

791-610311B

This is a spark plug, and it is used in a variety of outdoor equipment. The spark plug ignites the fuel in the engine by producing a small spark. This part is RDJ7Y, meaning it is a resistor type, with a shell design thread size of 14mm, reach of 13/40-inch (tapered seat), and 5/8-inch hex. The heat range is 7 for automotive, small engine, and ordnance, with a standard projected core nose. If this part has fouled (the tip is burnt or damaged) you will need to replace it. If the engine is not starting or is running poorly, you may need a new spark plug. We recommend draining the fuel from the tank, and removing the spark plug before making repairs on your machine.