Changing the Spark Plug on a Toro Two Stage Snow Blower
Watch our video on how to change the spark plug on a Toro two stage snow blower.
Changing the spark plug will increase the efficiency and extend the life of your engine. This video shows you how to easily replace your dirty spark plug with a new one.
Step 1:
Remove the ignition key
Step 2:
To get to the spark plug remove the maintenance cover
Step 3:
Remove the choke knob
Step 4:
Remove the top cover
Step 5:
disconnect the spark plug boot, use the spark plug wrench to remove the spark plug
Step 6:
Refer to owners manual to set the gap of the new spark plug
Step 7:
Thread plug back into housing
Step 8:
Tighten with spark plug wrench
Step 9:
Re-connect the boot and re-attach the cover
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