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spark plug gap 200 1990

posted by  Judge on  Mon Jul 1 10:18 CST 2002
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I agree with Simon. Manufacturing tolerences and transporation mishaps can change the plug gap, best to check with a gap gage to be sure, making sure all are the same. Also my suggestion is to attach the wires with the plug tips in place. If you look at the connector in the wire it is the same diameter as the plug tip, meant to slip over the tip with a light click.

Old school or not, it's best to check. I have never had a box yet of any brand where all the "factory" gaps were correct.

Hope this helps.





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