Spark plugs may seem small, but they play a crucial role in your lawn mower’s performance. A worn-out or faulty spark plug can cause starting and running issues in your mower’s engine. Regularly checking and replacing spark plugs is essential for smooth operation.
Manufacturers typically suggest replacing lawn mower spark plugs every two years. However, for optimal engine performance, it’s advisable to change them annually or after every 30 engine hours. Incorporating spark plug replacement into your yearly maintenance routine ensures consistent performance.
To change your mower’s spark plugs, you will need basic tools such as a regular socket or wrench, a spark plug socket, and a spark plug gap gauge. The gap gauge ensures precise installation according to manufacturer specifications.
Follow these six steps to replace your lawn mower’s spark plug effectively:
Don’t overlook the importance of spark plug maintenance in maximizing your lawn mower’s performance. With timely replacements and expert services, you can ensure your mower operates efficiently season after season. For reliable lawn mower parts and service, contact Koenig Equipment, your local expert. If you prefer professional assistance, schedule a service appointment with our certified technicians for comprehensive maintenance, including spark plug replacement.
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