| Neverdone | -- 11-01-2014 @ 2:42 PM |
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If someone could tell me the replacement for a Allstate 43-B skip the rest .. Hello from a newbie in Northern Michigan ...and I did a search before posting I am new to the “running “ flatheads as I finally found one and my question concerns SPARK PLUGS . This engine came from a running 1936 car . While it was out I figured I would change oil and plugs 1] Plug that came out was an Allstate 43 – B …..All the info I found said that the replacements could be NGK B-6L …..Autolite 216 or Champion H-10 ..I found the NGK’s but they are too small for the hole. Vanpelts lists another plug …a Champion C 7… I could not find a listing for that but found a CJ7Y list on a conversation chart .. Could anyone tell me what plug to get ? “Town “ is 20 miles so it is better to call around first and most likely will need to be ordered Thanks Oldog
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| ken ct. | -- 11-01-2014 @ 4:10 PM |
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All the plugs you mentioned are 14 mm thread,you need 18 mm ones. Ive been using Champ D-21 in my 36 for going on 20 yrs.Nice hot plug that will burn off any carbon deposits on them Set @ .030 gap and will use a washer ken ct.
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| Neverdone | -- 11-01-2014 @ 4:36 PM |
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Ken ...Thank you very much for your reply ...I have never had a problem cross referencing a spark plug before and it was driving me NUTS ... and "other" website "experts" were not helping much . "Millimeters " never crossed my mind with 70+ year old iron ..... guess I should stick with my 1950's and 60's stuff...... My next question has to do with the leftover wires that were cut off with the engine extraction .... Thanks again Oldog
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| ken ct. | -- 11-02-2014 @ 4:26 AM |
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I'll help if I can on that problem but you need to get a good clear wireing diagram which will show all colors and where they go. They are available from most ford vendors. ken ct. I have them BUT their in a telephone sized and the pages don't come out so cant print them out for you,sorry on that. Get a yr specific one to your car. ken ct. my cell is 1-203-260-5945 if you need more info. This message was edited by ken ct. on 11-2-14 @ 4:28 AM
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