NGK 3365 CMR6H Resistor Spark Plug – Replacement Lawn & Garden Equipment Engine Ignition Component
Part Number: 3365
Category: Lawn & Garden Equipment Replacement Parts
Type: Replacement CMR6H Resistor Spark Plug
The NGK 3365 CMR6H Resistor Spark Plug is a replacement engine ignition component designed for compatible gasoline-powered lawn and garden equipment. Featuring the CMR6H spark plug designation, this component delivers the electrical spark required to ignite the air-fuel mixture inside the engine's combustion chamber, helping support dependable starting, consistent combustion, and smooth engine operation.
Product Specifications
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Part Number: 3365
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Brand: NGK
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Spark Plug Model: CMR6H
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Product Type: Resistor Spark Plug
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Component Type: Engine Ignition Spark Plug
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Thread Diameter: 10 mm
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Thread Reach: 12.7 mm (1/2")
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Hex Size: 16 mm (5/8")
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Heat Range: NGK 6
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Resistor Configuration: Yes
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Electrode Configuration: Standard Ground Electrode
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Application: Small Gasoline Engine Ignition Systems
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Function: Air-Fuel Mixture Ignition
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System: Engine Ignition and Combustion Assembly
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Equipment Compatibility: Select Lawn & Garden Equipment Engines Specifying NGK CMR6H
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Condition: New
Features & Benefits
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NGK 3365 CMR6H replacement spark plug
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Features the specified CMR6H resistor spark plug configuration
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Designed for compatible gasoline-powered small engines
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Integrated resistor helps suppress ignition-related electrical interference
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Provides the electrical spark required for engine combustion
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Features a compact 10 mm threaded configuration
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Features a 12.7 mm thread reach
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Uses the NGK 6 heat range designation
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Compact design suitable for designated small engine applications
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Helps support dependable engine starting when properly installed
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Supports consistent combustion and smooth engine operation
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Provides a replacement for worn, fouled, or damaged spark plugs
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Helps restore ignition performance when spark plug deterioration is the cause of operating problems
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Designed for use with appropriately matched engine ignition systems
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Suitable for routine engine maintenance and tune-up procedures
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Practical replacement component for residential and professional outdoor power equipment servicing
Applications
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Compatible gasoline-powered lawn and garden equipment
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Small engine spark plug replacement
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String trimmer ignition system maintenance where compatible
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Leaf blower engine servicing where compatible
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Hedge trimmer engine maintenance where compatible
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Brush cutter ignition system servicing where compatible
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Chainsaw engine maintenance where compatible
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Outdoor power equipment engine tune-ups
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Replacement of worn or fouled spark plugs
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Engine starting system troubleshooting
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Routine gasoline engine maintenance
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Residential lawn equipment servicing
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Professional landscaping equipment maintenance
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Preventive engine ignition system inspection
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Equipment specifying NGK CMR6H spark plugs
Important Notes
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Verify NGK part number 3365 before ordering
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Confirm the CMR6H spark plug designation against your engine manufacturer's specifications
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This listing is for a replacement resistor spark plug, not a complete ignition system
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Confirm compatibility with your specific equipment and engine model
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Do not assume compatibility with all string trimmers, chainsaws, leaf blowers, or other outdoor power equipment
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Verify the engine manufacturer's recommended spark plug type before purchasing
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Confirm the required 10 mm thread diameter and 12.7 mm thread reach
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Verify the correct hex size, heat range, and electrode configuration
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The NGK 6 heat range must match the engine manufacturer's requirements
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Do not substitute a spark plug with an incorrect heat range
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Confirm the correct electrode gap using the engine manufacturer's specifications
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Do not assume the factory electrode gap is correct for every compatible engine
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Verify whether the engine requires a resistor-type spark plug
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Similar-looking spark plugs may differ in thread diameter, thread reach, heat range, or resistance characteristics
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Do not assume interchangeability with other NGK spark plug models based on appearance alone
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Confirm compatibility with the existing ignition coil, spark plug boot, and ignition system
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Do not assume installation tools or additional ignition components are included
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Follow the equipment and engine manufacturers' installation instructions
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Shut off the engine and allow it to cool completely before replacing the spark plug
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Disconnect the spark plug wire or ignition boot before beginning maintenance
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Keep dirt and debris away from the spark plug opening during removal and installation
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Inspect the original spark plug for carbon buildup, oil deposits, electrode wear, or physical damage
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Check the replacement spark plug for damage before installation
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Verify the electrode gap using an appropriate spark plug gap gauge
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Adjust the gap only when permitted by the manufacturer and without damaging the electrodes
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Start threading the spark plug by hand to help prevent cross-threading
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Tighten the spark plug according to the engine manufacturer's specified torque requirements
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Avoid overtightening, which may damage the cylinder head threads or spark plug
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Ensure the spark plug boot is securely connected after installation
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Never touch the spark plug or ignition components while the engine is running
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Spark plug replacement may not resolve problems caused by fuel delivery, carburetion, compression, or other ignition system faults
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Inspect and replace spark plugs according to the manufacturer's recommended maintenance schedule
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Test engine starting and operation according to manufacturer instructions after installation
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Confirm current specifications, engine compatibility, and included quantity before ordering