Autolite Spark Plug P/N:2545
Supply the spark your small engine depends on with the Autolite spark plug 456, a copper plug engineered to deliver quick starts and the power your equipment needs. It fits a wide range of equipment, including industrial and power-equipment engines, chain saws, augers and outboards. See the Buyer's Guide tab for the full list.
Specifications: M14 x 1.25 metric thread, 0.374 in (9 mm) reach, flat seat with washer included, 13/16 in hex, heat range 6, and a 0.030 in (0.8 mm) pre-gap. It is a non-resistor plug with a short-projection center electrode, a removable terminal nut, and a 1.933 in (49.1 mm) insulator height. It is not indexed. The listed applications use one plug. Autolite backs it with a 2-year limited warranty. Country of origin: China.
Hard starting, misfiring, rough running, or a fouled electrode can be signs that a spark plug may need replacing. If a worn plug is the cause, this plug replaces it.
Interchange: W14LM-U · W14-US · FF-10 · B4LM S25
W14LMU · W14US · FF10 · B4LMS25 · LM46 · LM46B · S46 · W145T35 · W9EC0 · 845 · 856 · 8561 · 8611 · J17LM · RJ17LM · 6014 · 5612443 · A7CLM · A7CX · A7LM · A7X · 741 · B4LM · B4LMY · BR4LM · SF45F · A1052 · GL4
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What is the gap on the Autolite 456 spark plug?
It comes pre-gapped at 0.030 in (0.8 mm). Check the gap against your engine's service specification before installing, and adjust it if a different setting is called for.
What are the thread size and reach of the Autolite 456?
It has an M14 x 1.25 metric thread, a 0.374 in (9 mm) reach, a flat seat with a washer included, and a 13/16 in hex. Fit is confirmed only for the applications listed in the Buyer's Guide.
Is the Autolite 456 a resistor spark plug?
No. The 456 is a non-resistor plug with a removable terminal nut, a heat range of 6, and a short-projection center electrode.
What equipment does the Autolite 456 fit?
It fits a wide range of equipment, including industrial and power-equipment engines, chain saws and augers. See the Buyer's Guide tab for the full list.
What are the signs that a spark plug needs replacing?
Hard starting, misfiring, rough running, or a fouled or worn electrode can be signs. Ignition or fuel problems can cause the same symptoms, so diagnose the cause before replacing the plug.
WARNING: These products can expose you to chemicals including lead and phthalates, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.