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<p>I don't have access to my Onan parts books right now. and the
D@#$%d Internet will not give me the spark plug for a P318 it
keeps referring to a John Deere 318. However, I think the spark
plug for a P318 Onan and the old CCK Onan are different. T he CCk
takes a H8 or H10, but I think and this is a fuzzy memory, the
P318 takes a J-8 There is a 1 or 2 thread difference between the
H and the J series of champion. I don't use Champion plugs
anymore, as they are crap. I use NGK, but you have to cross them
from a Champion as NGK's website is another pile of crap. My
internet is slower than dialup on weekend nights, untill the kids
finally go to sleep <br>
Cecil<br>
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<div>Date: 11/29/19 5:34 PM (GMT-08:00) </div>
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This says 18 HP<br>
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Craig Warner AT List Member
(<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="mailto:craig.warner47346@frontier.com">mailto:craig.warner47346@frontier.com</a>); I’ve got a question
that’s kinda antique tractor related (depending on how you define
antique.) I have a 1992 Ingersoll 6018 with an Onan 16hp motor. It
usually starts and runs great. Last few weeks it’s been terrible
to start but then runs fine. I pulled the plugs today and the gap
was close to nothing in both of them. Opened the gap to.030 and it
fired right up. Why would the plug gap close? I had issues with
them this spring and set it at that point.<br>
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