26-12-24, 03:31 PM
(26-12-24, 02:44 PM)returning rider Wrote:As mentioned it makes total sense to check the gaps when the plugs are new, but saying that I can't recall ever needing to adjust the gaps before, they've always been pretty spot on for me.(25-12-24, 10:02 AM)darrsi Wrote: It was quiet at work one day and i decided to make use of the spare time, so i found a very large tray of odds & sods, like nuts, bolts, washers, etc, and with a vernier tool i think it took me around half an hour to measure the thickness of any random small washers until i found one that measured exactly 0.75mm and sure enough i measured one that is now a constant addition to my main key ring, so i always know where to find it.
Nice one i just bought the cheap coin type gap tool cheap as chips and checked with my calipers its accurate!
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