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plug fell out, precautions prior to installing?

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alexander-vmann:

--- Quote from: Foxx4Beaver on August 12, 2015, 09:24:29 AM ---gap should be .024....or 0.6mm to 0.7mm.

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thats still very litle, i migth have meassured it wrong then  :| but how do i bend the outer electrode without damaging it?

Foxx4Beaver:
if you don't have a "good" gap tool...then you can pry it out very gently with a flat head screw driver...or if you have to go in, tap it very gently on a piece of oak....emphasis 'GENTLY".

when you do enough of em, like some of us on here, you can do it by eye.

umberto:
You need a tool like this.  You put the plug on one side and then slowly slide it towards the gap you need.  You can buy them at auto parts stores.

alexander-vmann:

--- Quote from: umberto on August 12, 2015, 09:42:10 AM ---You need a tool like this.  You put the plug on one side and then slowly slide it towards the gap you need.  You can buy them at auto parts stores.



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but the gap is definatly to big :|

alexander-vmann:
could 0.7 mm be rigth? i mean thats almost not even a gap it's not even a single millimiter! the standard br8eg gap is definatly over a mm! maybe even 1,5mm ! and the bike is hard to start but it runs! so could 0.7 really be rigth?

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