/pine
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There's an outside chance the spark plug had defect and was putting out a weak spark and causing the poor performance...also why it broke like it did ??
Briggs and Stratton OHV - Stripped Spark Plug
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WranglerX
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Hope this thread does no go on like the "rounded off drain plug" thread......
Only problem I have had with any B&S's are the stupid neoprene (rubber?) "O" ring they use for a needle seat in carb swelling up and not letting any fuel in... GRRRRR..... 20 cent part and our billion dollar alcohol fuel program screws it up........
Dale
Only problem I have had with any B&S's are the stupid neoprene (rubber?) "O" ring they use for a needle seat in carb swelling up and not letting any fuel in... GRRRRR..... 20 cent part and our billion dollar alcohol fuel program screws it up........
Dale
Sawyer Rob
Super Member
I'm lost!
The title says it's a "stripped spark plug", now it sounds like it's not stripped at all!!
I don't know how anyone is suppose to properly answer something so confusing?
SR
The title says it's a "stripped spark plug", now it sounds like it's not stripped at all!!
I don't know how anyone is suppose to properly answer something so confusing?
SR
Citydude
Elite Member
By reading the OP's description would be a good start. It took me a couple of reads but then figured it out.
WranglerX
Super Member
Change "striped" for "broken" and it reads fine.... Yeah my first though was threads in head were toast....
Dale
Dale
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crashz
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Sorry - for some reason it was in my head as a "stripped" plug when I wrote it. But its not, its broken at the threads, even with the head.
Sawyer Rob
Super Member
I'd take a propane torch, heat the plug, let it cool and turn it out. Get it fairly hot...
SR
SR
