Wrong spark plug? Or can I use this one?
Hi, I wanted to buy a new spark plug today and start from the beginning with the plug image, since the scooter has been standing with my current plug for quite a long time and there are actually deposits etc. visible.
So I took the current one to POLO, and they advised me to get the CR8HSA instead of the CR7HSA, since it's "colder" than the other one, and that would probably be better. But NGK only specifies the CR7HSA for my scooter, so I let them talk me into it anyway. :/
Can and will this cause problems? Or is it actually better?
(Scooter is a Jinlun JL50QT-5 4-stroke with 50 cc)
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Hello
I don’t know the guys.
It is about how the heat is derived.
But the candle has to “tune”
when it becomes hot in full load, the motor becomes self-ignition.
(engine continues when you get the ignition)
the candle remains too cold.
Thank you. This candle will probably be less warm and when I turn the ignition key when the engine is running (warm) the engine will seem to continue until I really stand, it will go out. Could it be the candle that gets too warm?
yes
All right, then this candle should be really better for me 🙂
Thank you again. Can’t wait to test them 😀
This is hardly any difference, and therefore harmless.
Okay, thanks. But just to make sure: The spark plug with the 8 is the candle, compared to the 7, which emits more heat to the cylinder head. Isn’t that dangerous?
So?
Your chinabolid has been installed the smallest ever built candle (smaller than 7 does not exist)
So, can I use them now without problems or should I exchange them?
For lawnmowers…
This candle is also available as CR6HSA