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    Posted: 28 Oct 2024 at 5:16pm
I'm attempting to find modern replacements for AN7 or AC45 plugs.

I read that Champion J8C is possibly an equivalent and so is NGK CS3. Is this true, and what have others used successfully?

If the plug is a match for depth (length), diameter, and thread is there a risk of using an equivalent plug?


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I run Autolite 295’s in my WC
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The NGK equivalent for an AC45 is a B6S non resistor, if you want a resistor plug use a BR6S.
 Back in the 70s I quit using Champion plugs for anything. In a box of 10 you could be sure 2 were bad, it was up to you to find those 2.
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Autolites or NGK's are usually the strong picks for AC Tractors. Autolite 295's are a warmer plug. The other Autolite choice that can be used is the 303. These are a little colder plug. Worn engines or engines that have some time on them where oil control may be a little bit of a problem, the 295's work great. The NGK B6S work great also. The choice is yours...
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Your WC should have a magneto unless it's been replaced with a distributor.  Magnetos don't like resistor plugs or carbon core wires!
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