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Spark Plug Cross Reference
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No, except in the area where my plugs are (N9Y and similar).
But the cart is laid out sort of funny.
Only the first and second column are equal. Then the third and fourth are equivelant. And finally the fifth and sixth are equivelant.
So it's not saying a D7EA is equivalent to a AP5FS.
But the cart is laid out sort of funny.
Only the first and second column are equal. Then the third and fourth are equivelant. And finally the fifth and sixth are equivelant.
So it's not saying a D7EA is equivalent to a AP5FS.
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Here's another (and it worked for me on an Autolite to Bosch switch). For some reason I had thought someone here had posted it, but maybe it was elsewhere.
https://www.angelfire.com/extreme4/skidoolympique/SPARK_PLUG_CROSS_REFERENCE.htm
https://www.angelfire.com/extreme4/skidoolympique/SPARK_PLUG_CROSS_REFERENCE.htm