NOS spark plugs on craigslist

[199th mp]

i would look into this, if i still had an M151.https://portland.craigslist.org/clk/pts ... 30564.html

[rickf]

The Autolite number should be 2245. Not sure what these fit, but his description mentions a WIIIDE range of applications. You might try to track down the NSN number but I will bet they sell before you find anything. That price is half of what ONE 2245 is going for.

[rickf]

I posted some info this morning on these plugs but I don't see it here? Maybe I hit the wrong button again? But anyway these plugs appear to be for aircraft. It is late and I am turning in but I will try to locate the reference and posts I found to back that up in the morning.

[Mr. Recovery]

Certainly! The National Stock Number (NSN) 2920-00-293-5212 corresponds to a spark plug. Let’s dive into the details:

Description: A spark plug is an item containing two or more electrodes across which an electric spark is discharged to ignite a fuel and air mixture, primarily in internal combustion engines. It plays a crucial role in the ignition process, ensuring efficient combustion.
Here are some additional details related to NSN 2920-00-293-5212:

Alternate References:
MS359111
MS35911-1
A31151
SP205BR8S
SR86E
SR8E15B
WS506
XED16
YD171S1
100626
10558B
2225
280547R91
43215
774129
7F6792
91017-7624-260-220
BR85
BR8S
Manufacturers and Part Numbers:
LINDE LIFT TRUCK CORP: Part number 100626
OSHKOSH CORPORATION: Part number 10558B
ALLIED-SIGNAL INC AUTOLITE DIV: Part number 2225
NAVISTAR INTL CORP MELROSE PARK ENGINE PLANT LOCATION: Part number 280547R91
ALL-BANN ENTERPRISES INC: Part number 43215
CLARK EQUIPMENT CO: Part number 774129
CATERPILLAR INC. DBA CATERPILLAR: Part number 7F6792
CHIEF OF ENGINEERS DEPT OF ARMY: Part number 91017-7624-260-220
CNH INDUSTRIAL AMERICA LLC: Part number A31151
FORD MOTOR CO GENERAL PARTS DIVISION: Part numbers BR85, BR8S
CHAMPION AEROSPACE LLC DIV CHAMPION AEROSPACE, LLC: Part number ED16
MILITARY STANDARDS PROMULGATED BY MILITARY DEPARTMENTS: Part number MS35911-1
TELEDYNE CONTINENTAL MOTORS INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS DIV: Part number SP205BR8S
SL AUBURN INC SUB OF SL INDUSTRIES INC: Part number SR86E
ZELLER CORP THE: Part number SR8E15B
If you need further assistance or have any other questions, feel free to ask!

For more information, you can also check out the following sources:

WBParts
NSN World12

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[D Pizzoferrato]

The important part of Dan's post is
ALLIED-SIGNAL INC AUTOLITE DIV: Part number 2225

[rickf]

Here is the G503 thread I referenced above. As Dave pointed out these are 2225 plugs, WAY too cold of a plug for any automotive engine I know of.

https://forums.g503.com/viewtopic.php?f ... 8S#p223127

[199th mp]

Here is the G503 thread I referenced above. As Dave pointed out these are 2225 plugs, WAY too cold of a plug for any automotive engine I know of.

https://forums.g503.com/viewtopic.php?f ... 8S#p223127

that would explain why he still has these for sale. whatever they were intended for is apparently not common. rick, if you want to dump this, feel free.

[rickf]

Not at all, this is information people desperate need to know. You have to be aware of all the different types and heat ranges of these plugs before you jump on what looks like the deal of the century.

[svramselaar]

hi

i lookt the item over i know it is late bud
the MS 35909 parts number has a number after it
the -1 is the 2243 hot
the -2 is the 2245
the -3 is the 2247 cold

george

[rickf]

So I had my heat range reversed, These are very hot plugs. That wouold not be good in a acr engine as the would burn up first off and also cause serious preignition.