John	1950 Packard 288 sparkplug #	#1
Home away from home Joined: 2015/1/16 12:43 Last Login : 2023/7/8 20:42 From sw, pa Group: Registered Users Posts: 1572	Is AC 104 and Champion Y$A the original plug numbers for the 1950 288 engine? Thanks John Posted on: 2022/8/10 19:20

Fish'n Jim	Re: 1950 Packard 288 sparkplug #	#2
Home away from home Joined: 2013/7/17 8:26 Last Login : 2024/7/23 9:04 From Clover, SC Group: Registered Users Posts: 1227	There's a parts cross reference and factory parts list on the left hand side that you can click on and find out. Posted on: 2022/8/10 19:37

John	Re: 1950 Packard 288 sparkplug #	#3
Home away from home Joined: 2015/1/16 12:43 Last Login : 2023/7/8 20:42 From sw, pa Group: Registered Users Posts: 1572	I didn't see a listing for sparkplugs for the 1950, only 1951-54 and 55-56. Posted on: 2022/8/10 20:32

JeromeSolberg	Re: 1950 Packard 288 sparkplug #	#4
Home away from home Joined: 2016/11/24 12:38 Last Login : 2024/6/14 18:36 From Berkeley Group: Registered Users Posts: 666	Looking at the service manual those are 10mm plugs. So from this post: packardinfo.com/xoops/html/modules/newbb ... 4501&post_id=236196#forumpost236196 It says AC MC-8 Autolite 3126 Champion UY-6 Maybe if those work for you, you could add a listing to the cross-reference on this site. My car has 14mm plugs so cannot directly check. Posted on: 2022/8/11 9:57

John	Re: 1950 Packard 288 sparkplug #	#5
Home away from home Joined: 2015/1/16 12:43 Last Login : 2023/7/8 20:42 From sw, pa Group: Registered Users Posts: 1572	Okay just wanting to verify that 1950 still used the peanut plugs. Posted on: 2022/8/11 10:58

Ross	Re: 1950 Packard 288 sparkplug #	#6
Home away from home Joined: 2008/3/21 20:20 Last Login : Today 9:55 Group: Registered Users Posts: 3062	Best go stroll out and look at the engine. Most of the fifties that have been through here used the standard sized plug. Posted on: 2022/8/11 11:06