Ryobi generator spark plugs
Which spark plug the Ryobi generator sold in Australia takes, with dated prices from 2 Australian sellers.
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NGK BPR7ES spark plugtakes BPR7ES
How to change the spark plug in your Ryobi generator
Steps for the NGK BPR7ES spark plug (BPR7ES), the spark plug 1 Ryobi model takes. Change it every 12 months.
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- 1Turn the start lever to OFF and let the engine cool.
- 2Remove the spark plug cap, then remove the plug with a spark plug wrench or socket.
- 3Check the old plug: replace it if the insulator is cracked or chipped, or clean it with a wire brush.
- 4Seat the plug and thread it in by hand to prevent cross-threading, then tighten it to 26 N·m.
- 5Refit the spark plug cap.
After changing the spark plug
No reset needed.
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Common questions
- How often should I change a Ryobi spark plug?
- Every 12 months for the NGK BPR7ES spark plug, the most common Ryobi spark plug here. Each model page shows the interval for its own spark plug.
- What happens if I don't change the spark plug?
- A worn or fouled plug makes the generator hard to start and run unevenly under load.
- Is there anything to reset after changing the spark plug on a Ryobi generator?
- No reset needed.
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