E3 spark plug

[Kerry]

Has anyone tried one yet? Thinking of trying one in my Scamp. E3-10, replaces RJ19LM Champion.

 

[SeniorCitizen]

Has anyone tried one yet? Thinking of trying one in my Scamp. E3-10, replaces RJ19LM Champion.

If you've run completely out of something to do I could use some help around the ranch this summer. :laughing:

 

[Rivets]

Have seen many units come in with running problems and found this plug fouled. I stick to a tried and true J19LM.

 

[SeniorCitizen]

One should be able to easily read " MARKETING SCHEME " just by the plug number.

 

[rarebear]

I have two in use for a few weeks..
They work much better than the 20 year old Champion plug I took out

 

[secaII4884]

I like them. Not sure they last a lifetime but I've ran one for a few years and had not a single problem.

 

[jp1961]

I use Autolite Iridium plugs in my 10323, no fouling issues. Autolite makes a quality plug, equal to NGK, IMO.


Jeff

 

[robinb66]

I personally use a champion cj8 as my general purpose plug across the board from my mower, tiller I used to own and my trimmer. Never had a prob works pretty good

 

[primerbulb120]

Have seen many units come in with running problems and found this plug fouled. I stick to a tried and true J19LM.

I agree. I think the electrodes tend to get clogged with carbon deposits. I have had two encounters with this plug. The first is on a backpack blower, where it had failed and needed replacement. The second was on a lawn mower, and the electrodes were clogged with carbon.

That said, I don't think that aftermarket plugs are a problem as long as they have the standard electrode design.

 

[Kerry]

J19LM it is. A mix of good and bad reviews has not convinced me yet.