The NGK spark plug that matches the Champion RJ2YLE is the NGK BPR6ES. Both plugs are commonly used in small engines, such as those found in lawnmowers, chainsaws, and other outdoor equipment. Always consult your equipment's manual for the most accurate specifications before making a replacement.
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ngk BPMR4A
Champion RJ19LMC. Gap 0.020. Make sure it has the "C" on the end. The two are very different.
NGK BPM6A
ngk BPMR7A
Denso W14P-U, NGK R5670, or NGK 2298 If you mean a Champion J13Y then the equivilent is a Champion RJ14YC, NGK BP5S OR Motorcraft/Autolite A52. If your in doubt then go to the Champion website and do a search for J13Y and it will show the current Champion equivilent of RJ14YC and if you do a google search for Champion NGK conversion then you will find several sites that will show you both a Champion J13Y and RJ14YC both convert to a NGK BP5S.
Chrysler has used both Champion and NGK as original equipment.Chrysler has used both Champion and NGK as original equipment.
Champion RZ7C
The replacement plug for Champion RJ2YLE would be B&S 799876. This spark plug should have a gap of .020. This type of plug should not be used though with Quantum series 625, 675 and 725 or any L-head engine.
The NGK BR8ES seems to be listed as an equivelant. See http://www.sparkplugs.co.uk/pages/technical/Champion-to-NGK-cross-ref.htm
Yes. Or a 5861 which is the plug number to replace RJ19LM, J19LM, RJ17LM, J17LM, RJ19LMC, RJ2YLE, 799876, or RJ2YXLE, SOURCE- I work at Pepboys and it says directly on the package.
I have autolite sparks plugs ARF32M and need to know the cross reference to NGK