RCJ6Y is a colder plug and might be susceptible to fouling in an engine that has a RCJ8Y recommended. The Y suffix denotes an extended nose which also tends to resist fouling and is claimed to provide a better, more positive start to the flame front. In reality there is little practical difference between the standard and extended nose plug and the performance they offer in an engine in good condition and correctly tuned.
SOURCE: The sparkplug RCJ6Y can you tell what the gap is
The gap for a similar Homelite is .025". I didn't find your exact model. I think you have the 26cc engine. Here is a user manual from similar models. Spark plug information is on page 16.
http://dl.owneriq.net/e/e795beb6-5dd6-4dbd-a82f-57b8d1a69355.pdf
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SOURCE: I have a Homelite Gas Trimmer UT21506 26cc Can you
This engine uses a Champion RCJ-6Y with .025"
(0,63mm) electrode gap. Use an exact replacement
and replace annually.
SOURCE: I want to change the
Hi, yes you can use either one. The one in it is a resistor plug which is what the "r" is. It basically reduces electrical interference with radio,s tv,s etc. Hope this helps,regards Phil.
SOURCE: what .000s is gap for
.020
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