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JD 2010 spark plug problems.....

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jay

06-27-2002 07:08:52




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I have a john deere 2010 that has been a challenge to get running and keep running. It fouls plugs in less than an hour of operation. To remedy this I have, based on suggestions I have read in various groups, added extensions to the first two cylinders. A mechanic friend told me I may burn a hole in a piston. The tractor isn't worked very hard, mostly running a hay mower/conditioner. Should i be very concerned about damaging a piston?...jay

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Bob

06-30-2002 09:34:51




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 Re: JD 2010 spark plug problems..... in reply to jay, 06-27-2002 07:08:52  
What Brand of plugs are you using - I ran autolite plugs and had the same problem....switched to champion - one size hoter and it has run great since...



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jay

07-01-2002 06:59:01




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 Re: Re: JD 2010 spark plug problems..... in reply to Bob, 06-30-2002 09:34:51  
champion H10s were in it when I bought it. I tried H11s and now have H12s in it. It seems to start and run well. I'm concerned about what my mechanic friend said about burning holes in the pistons...jay



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Bob

07-01-2002 07:32:56




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 Re: Re: Re: JD 2010 spark plug problems..... in reply to jay, 07-01-2002 06:59:01  
You might also try the ac delco plug that crosses from the champion number...I have 5 2010s and I use the ac delco plugs on most of them....seem to foul less....apparently a common problem.



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jay

07-01-2002 13:03:30




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: JD 2010 spark plug problems..... in reply to Bob, 07-01-2002 07:32:56  
Thanks, Bob. I'll try them....jay



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