Guys do you know what the orig brand of plug and part number came in my 73 XLCH ? Just Curious...thanx
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Originally posted by brettxlch View PostGuys do you know what the orig brand of plug and part number came in my 73 XLCH ? Just Curious...thanxBe sure to visit;
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4-5 is the heat range (not the plug type) and is used for all models regardless of plug type.
The iron Sportster used the Champion 14mm thread, letter code "H" plug with 7/16" reach (depth in the head).
The Champion "J" code is 14mm × 3/8" reach, it fits the Sportster but it's too short and carbon will form on the unused exposed threads inside the head. It was used in panhead engines.
I have some more comments on my site here: http://victorylibrary.com/tech/plug.htmLast edited by kitabel; 03-18-2019, 08:24 PM.
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Just to add a little more detail from the MoCo side of things the Harley Davidson XLH, XLCH Parts Catalog offers all the following part numbers for both XLCH and XLH for 1971 - 1978. Indications are that they are exchangeable to XLH and XLCH for those years and no explanation on what is the difference between the plugs associated with the part numbers.
Spark Plug No. 2 ( 2) 71 to 78 - XLH, XLCH 32305-48A
Spark Plug No. 3 (2) 71* - XLH, XLCH 32303-47A
Spark Plug No. 4 (2) 71* - XLH, XLCH 32301-47A
Spark Plug No. 4R (2) 71* - XLH, XLCH 31629-78 (radio static suppression)
Spark Plug No. 5 (2) 71* - XLH, XLCH 32307-58
Not sure if this is useful if you already have the Champion number.
Mike LoveLast edited by ihrescue; 03-19-2019, 09:50 AM. Reason: Champion, XLH, XLCH, Spark Plug, Radio Static Suppression
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