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Old spark plug p/n charts

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by Gas_Tires_Oil, Jan 7, 2006.

  1. Gas_Tires_Oil
    Joined: Feb 27, 2003
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    I've got a few sets of older spark plugs and I'd like to identify what engines they were used in. Anyone know of an online site that I could look them up on?


    Champion Y-5
    Champion H-10
    AC 45

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    Thanks
     
  2. 55 Savoy
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    from Reno Nv.

    Champion Y-5 new # 842, Antique cars,

    Buick—1941 with 10mm head

    Cadilliac--- 8-cyl. 1939-48

    Chevrolet—All models 1941-48

    Lasalle---All models 1939-40

    Packard--- All models 1937-49

    Volvo—B4B, B14A With 10 mm heads



    Champion H-10 new # 854- outdoor power equip. Gravely, kohler, onan





    AC-45 crosses to Champion J8C new # 841-- outdoor power equip. kohler, Kawasaki, Tecumseh, toro
     
  3. Gas_Tires_Oil
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    Thank you very much 55 savoy!

    Much appreciated.
     
  4. 51 MERC-CT
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    Missed the most obvious to me. :)

    Champion H-10 = Ford flathead
     
  5. Gas_Tires_Oil
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    Thanks - what years?

    The AC 45's are also poncho plugs.
     
  6. 51 MERC-CT
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  7. Larry T
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    The AC 45's will work in V-8 Chevys (make that small block Chevys) up to around 70, then they went to a tapered seat plug instead of the crush ring type.
     
  8. Gas_Tires_Oil
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    Thx again guys.
     
  9. Bruce Lancaster
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    H 10 is the most used plug for '38-53 flatheads, but many charts don't show it--they show the next hottest plug in the series, a Kludge based on the assumption that flatheads are all worn out by now and need more anti-fouling help...
     

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