Showing posts with label Ryobi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ryobi. Show all posts

How To Replace Spark Plug on Ryobi 4-Cycle Trimmer Head

How To Replace Spark Plug on Ryobi 4-Cycle Trimmer Head
Replacing the spark plug and oil on my Ryobi 4-Cycle is something I do every year to help keep my trimmer running well throughout the season.

I've had my Ryobi C430Trimmer for about 4 years now and in addition to the curved shaft string trimmer I have attachments that let me use it as an edger and even a garden tiller. It gets a lot of use and has been very reliable.

I made this quick video on how to replace the spark plug on my C430 power head.

You'll need a T20 torx driver or a flat head screwdriver to remove the engine cover and a 5/8" spark plug socket. I've had this Stanley 3/8" spark plug socket set for a number of years which includes a 5/8" socket as well as 3/4" and 13/16" sockets which has covered all the tools I own and even my car.

You'll also need a spark plug. This year I used an NGK CMR7A (978) because Amazon had it a little cheaper with prime shipping and I use NGK plugs in my car. In the past I've used the Champion RY4C (978) which worked well.If you want to try to find them locally Autolite 4194, Brisk SR14C should also work.


Royal Purple Synthetic Oil Review In Ryobi 4-Cycle String Trimmer

Royal Purple Synthetic Oil Review In Ryobi 4-Cycle String Trimmer
This year I decided to switch to synthetic motor oil for my outdoor power equipment. After reading a ton of great reviews I decided to go ...

Ryobi 24v Li-Ion Cordless Edger Review

Ryobi 24v Li-Ion Cordless Edger Review
I started using the Ryobi 24-Volt Cordless Stick Edger (model RY24310) this year and I've been completely blown away by how well it w...

Ryobi 40V Cordless Blower Review

Ryobi 40V Cordless Blower Review
The leaf blower, an odd name considering I hardly ever use it to blow leaves. It's the last tool used after edging, mowing and trimmin...