I have a '87 Mercury classic 50 and have always used an NGK BUHW-2 #5526, and it's not available anymore. I looked up cross references and found a couple, DENSO SF51 and Autolite 2892. What is everyone else using?
I have a '87 Mercury classic 50 and have always used an NGK BUHW-2 #5526, and it's not available anymore. I looked up cross references and found a couple, DENSO SF51 and Autolite 2892. What is everyone else using?
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For future reference, I would strongly recommend you look up the plugs in the MERCURY Parts Catalog, and cross reference them to the latest plug in a MERCURY Part Number.
This will assist you with what spark plugs are considered the correct plug for your engine (and will help to steer you away from the car-o-lite and super-dense stuff).
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ngk bu8h works well
Rockauto sells NGK #5526 for $1.81 eachOriginally Posted by Alex from GA
That's not even the correct plug for this engine.
Dual Mercury Master Technician- for Mercury Outboards, Mercruiser and Mercury Racing at European Marine in Greenville, SC.
Still consider myself a "Marine Apprentice" after 48 years (learn something new every day).
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