cordy
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Great you got it sorted out.
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alfred e numan
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Metal feeler gauge
Some use a card. I prefer a metal feeler gauge. The larger ones. The air gap should be -- 0.4 mm. This gap> 0.3 mm will give a hotter spark. Once the air gap is set, bolts torqued down, just grab the end of the gauge and the flywheel and rotate the gauge outta there.
Some use a card. I prefer a metal feeler gauge. The larger ones. The air gap should be -- 0.4 mm. This gap> 0.3 mm will give a hotter spark. Once the air gap is set, bolts torqued down, just grab the end of the gauge and the flywheel and rotate the gauge outta there.