Autolite Spark Plug P/N:5184
Autolite 2554 spark plug for the Homelite ZR trimmer and other equipment lights the fuel mixture in the engine's cylinder.
Hard starting, a rough idle or a misfire can mean a worn or fouled plug, but fuel and ignition faults cause the same signs, so find the cause first. With the engine off and cool, a look at the old plug's electrode and ceramic tip is a sensible first check.
This plug is listed for a wide range of Homelite, McCulloch, Dolmar and Toro equipment, including the Homelite Backpacker blower and the Homelite BP250, BX90 blower. Each machine takes one plug. If your machine isn't named here, look it up in the "Vehicles it fits" section before you order.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One spark plug. A washer is not included.
Interchange: DJ6J (EZ) · T20MP-U
855 · 872 · 8721 · DJ7Y · RDJ7Y · 6040 · 1270 · BPM6F · BPMR6F · N6RTC · N6TC
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Does the Autolite 2554 spark plug fit the Homelite ZR trimmer?
Yes. Autolite 2554 is listed for the Homelite ZR Series trimmers, such as the z625cd, and each machine takes one plug.
Does the Autolite 2554 come with a washer?
No. This listing is one spark plug, and a washer is not included.
What heat range are these Autolite copper spark plugs?
The Autolite 2554 has a manufacturer heat range of 9. It has a 5/8 inch hex, a tapered seat and an M14 - 1.25 thread.
What are the signs the electrodes on this spark plug are worn?
Hard starting, rough running or a visibly eroded electrode on the old plug, looked at with the engine off and cool, can mean the plug is worn.
What is the 2554 spark plug made of?
This plug has a copper core center electrode with a nickel tip, a nickel ground electrode, a ceramic insulator and a nickel-plated shell.
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