Snow Blowers

Published on February 3rd, 2015 | by Turner Anderson

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Changing the Spark Plug on a Husqvarna Two Stage Snow Blower

Watch our video on how to change the spark plug on a Husqvarna Snow Blower.

Changing the spark plug will increase the efficiency and extend the life of your motor. This video shows you how to easily replace your dirty or damaged spark plug with a new one.

Step 1:

Remove the ignition key

Step 2:

Remove the plastic shield that is in front of the spark plug boot and spark plug

Step 3:

Disconnect spark plug boot

Step 4:

Use a socket wrench to remove the spark plug

Step 5:

Check the owner’s manual to determine the recommended gap for the new plug

Step 6:

Re-thread the new spark plug into housing

Step 7:

Tighten the spark plug with the wrench

Step 8:

Reconnect the boot and re-install the shield

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Featured Parts and Products:

• Husqvarna Snow Blower Parts
• New Husqvarna Snow Blowers

Tags: Husqvarna DIY - Repair Your Husqvarna Lawn Mower, Trimmer, and Chainsaw, snow blower, spark plug

About the Author

Turner Anderson is the Internet Marketing Manager at Jack's and the editor of Jack's DIY Center. You'll also find him creating How-To articles, videos, newsletters, and much more.

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