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Part #72347

Replaced by #RC12YC
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Manufacturer substitution
This part replaces 72347. Substitute parts can look different from the original.
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MSRP: $4.30
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Part Information

Helpful DIY instructions: Installation guide with video.

This spark plug (part number RC12YC) is for lawn and garden equipment engines.

Spark plug RC12YC produces the spark that ignites the fuel in the engine.

Wear work gloves to protect your hands when installing this part.

Reviews

1-8 of 18 reviews
Jpreston
Sixth lake, MichiganReviews 2Votes 0
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• 1 year ago
Jpreston• 1 year ago
Mower spring tune up

Spark plug, air filter and oil filter ready for spring

Response from Sears PartsDirect:
MSO offline • 1 year ago

Thank you for sharing your great rating! We thank you for choosing Sears PartsDirect and hope you recommend us to your friends and family.

Tana
HoustonReviews 1Votes 0
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• 2 years ago
Tana• 2 years ago
Good plugs

Ordered and installed on a 2004 Craftsman DLT3000.

1Pat
Conley, GAReviews 1Votes 0
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• 3 years ago
1Pat• 3 years ago
Easy to install

My son and I first time during a complete tune up on my Craftsman riding mower DLS 3500. The mower has not been used since 2013. The spark plug was very easy to install as well as everything else. The mower is up and running very good.

Response from Sears PartsDirect:
sm • 3 years ago

Hello. We are so glad to hear you had a positive experience with Sears!! We greatly appreciate your feedback. Thank you for choosing Sears!

P2243
little ole, DEReviews 2Votes 0
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• 3 years ago
P2243• 3 years ago
Sparks in DE

Fit no problem. Had part number from instructions.

Grepsov
Long Island, NYReviews 4Votes 0
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• 3 years ago
Grepsov• 3 years ago
Parts Direct delivers

This part was an exact match for original. Website was easy to navigate, with info on where to find the model number on your motor so you could order the correct parts. Delivery was quick.

Phil G
Reviews 1Votes 0
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• 3 years ago
Phil G• 3 years ago
Dad

Plug filler seemed to be bent and didn’t line up with spark shaft. Was not happy and I am concerned about how long it will last or perform. Keeping the old plug just in case I have issues

Jonathan35
Reviews 2Votes 0
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• 3 years ago
Jonathan35• 3 years ago
Spark plug

Part fit perfectly. Just had to set the correct gap.

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• 3 years ago
• 3 years ago
New spark plug in Craftsman snowblower 536.887752

The spark plug installation was easy to moderately difficult. I first removed the choke control knob from the snow hood by pulling it straight up, and then removed the four finger twist bolts that attach the snow hood to the engine. I then found that I had to also remove the top bolts that hold the handle to the frame and the bolt that holds the snow chute to the handle so the handle could be pushed down slightly to allow removal of the snow hood. The bottom handle bolts do not have to be removed, just slightly loosened. Care must be taken when removing the snow hood so the rubber primer button hose and the key ignition wire are not broken or disconnected. The spark plug wire can then be removed from the spark plug with fingers or a pliers, and the spark plug removed (counterclockwise) with a 16mm (5/8" might work too) deep socket. Put some oil on the threads of the new spark plug (Champion RC12YC) and screw it in (clockwise), and then push the spark plug wire on the spark plug. Before reinstalling the snow hood I found it useful to practice installing the choke control knob on the choke stem. Now reinstall the snow hood with the four finger screws, making sure the primer hose and ignition wire are still connected. Next install the choke knob. I found it useful to use a flashlight beforehand to determine the position of the choke stem beneath the hole in the snow hood. Now refasten the handle with its two upper bolts and tighten the two lower bolts. Then install the snow chute bolt. It's now complete.

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