Bujia Champion RJ19HX (973) Copper Plus Small Engine Spark Plug, Pack of 1 Reviews

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1. 13 of 13 people found the following review helpful

   
   Sometimes it pays to read the instructions!!!, August 27, 2011

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   zeepak –

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   This review is from: Champion RJ19HX (973) Copper Plus Small Engine Spark Plug, Pack of 1 (Automotive)

   This Champion Spark Plug RJ19HX is required my the engine manufacturer of my Sears lawnmower. Who would have thought that a regular R19LM would not have worked??? The local Sears store that sold me this lawnmower said this plug was discontinued, and even no longer being manufactured. Well I got the RJ19HX through Amazon put it in my lawnmower and went about mowing my yard. Sometimes it pays to read the instruction manual. Oh yes, I ordered two of these sparkplugs through Sears Online Parts and received them. Therefore I only have one last trip to make to my local Sears store…to show the Sears employee my collection of the no longer manufactured sparkplugs.

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2. 10 of 10 people found the following review helpful

   
   So far, so good., October 20, 2013

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   MAGICK –

   This review is from: Champion RJ19HX (973) Copper Plus Small Engine Spark Plug, Pack of 1 (Automotive)

   I have a 22″ Sears Craftsman front wheel drive with the B&S 6.75 «Gold» engine which now requires this plug. I say now because it didn’t always.

   Originally it required a different plug, a (RJ2YXLE) When I went to B&S to get it, it was noted they had replaced that plug with a B&S PN-591040 look here […]

   I could not find it on their website to purchase in their spark plugs for sale section but when I did a google search for it, a link came up for the B&S site for that plug with an add to cart button next to it. When I went to click on that button I noticed to the left a different part number and it it said the 591040 had now been replaced by the 591910 Sigh…so I bought those. When I got them, I could then of course see the Champion model number on the plug which was RJ19HX

   That was way too much to have to go through to find out what damn spark plug a lawnmower takes. Why B&S just doesn’t say on their site that the RJ2YXLE & 591040 have been replaced by the 591910 I don’t know. Also have no idea why they wouldn’t have it for sale either, at least not in the spark plugs for sale section but when you do a Google search for it, a link takes you to the parts page but now the plug magically appears at the top…strange. So you should check the ‘Spark plug ID and gap» section to see if your plug has been «replaced» and then purchase accordingly but see if you can find out what the Champion model number is so you can then shop around for the best price.

   The 5062K is the CURRENT platinum spark plug upgrade for the plug reviewed here.

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3. 2 of 2 people found the following review helpful

   
   Great RJ19 replacement, October 14, 2011

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   wildman –

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   Crank times on my 10-year old MTD lawn tractor (16-HP Briggs twin) on cold starts were getting long–time for a tuneup. I was looking for the «stock» RJ19 plug and ran across these at about the same price. The «racing series» description still cracks me up–main difference is that this is an extended tip plug, like all cars have used since at least the 1960’s. My mower starts great and runs smoother now. Not sure how much different it would be with new «stock» plugs, but the simple improvement in this plug’s design at no cost makes me feel better about the repair.

   A word of caution–depending on where the plug is installed in the combustion chamber, I suppose there could be some flat-head engines where the extra plug tip length could cause interference between plug and engine block or piston. My plugs were installed in the «end» of the chamber near the valves, with the tip pointed down the «long side» of the chamber, so I could see that interference was impossible. YMMV.

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