SPARK PLUG GAP - help!
02-05-2005, 09:41 PM
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SPARK PLUG GAP - help!
What is the correct gap for plugs in an ERST S2 ?
I assume when buying some and fitting them straight away is not clever...
What should they be set at please ?
I assume when buying some and fitting them straight away is not clever...
What should they be set at please ?
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03-05-2005, 01:48 PM
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It does make a difference mate.
Set em to 0.6mm you need to get a fieler gauge on them to check the gap and as someone said tap them against sumthign ever so gently.
Set em to 0.6mm you need to get a fieler gauge on them to check the gap and as someone said tap them against sumthign ever so gently.
03-05-2005, 02:32 PM
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are the tips quite durable ?
I mean if they are gently hammered against a flat wall, it wont make them weaker or shit will it ?
A scratch or two will be ok ?
I mean if they are gently hammered against a flat wall, it wont make them weaker or shit will it ?
A scratch or two will be ok ?
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i find it difficult though, as one hand had to hold the plug, and one hand holding the rubber mallet
and the third hand was tying to hold the feel gauge at the same time...
and the third hand was tying to hold the feel gauge at the same time...
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