Anyone ever use the spark plug gapping pliers?
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I have one of each in my tool box, I find the screwdriver style works well with laser/iridium tips and the circle one works great with regular copper tip plugs, both are less then $10 from snap on too so why not
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I use the cheap little circle also ,
But for you guys that don't know , your not supposed to use these on iridium tipped plugs I've been told as you can rub off the iridium .
This is only what I've been told so anyone with direct knowledge can verify, but I bet the Pliers that Corey is talking about will prevent this issue for you guys who are running these stock plugs.
But for you guys that don't know , your not supposed to use these on iridium tipped plugs I've been told as you can rub off the iridium .
This is only what I've been told so anyone with direct knowledge can verify, but I bet the Pliers that Corey is talking about will prevent this issue for you guys who are running these stock plugs.
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I use them lots too, but I don't think I've ever used them on spark plugs haha
feeler gauges are never used properly anymore, I see people ram them in so hard they're bending and crimping but it fits so it must be 0.0XX" right?
feeler gauges are never used properly anymore, I see people ram them in so hard they're bending and crimping but it fits so it must be 0.0XX" right?
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I use this guy. Works on all plugs just fine- I use it in conjunction with feeler gauges if im not in a hurry.
Mine is a snap on or blue point, can't remember which. Works great though and never damages the tips.
Personally, I grew up with this one below and "went" to the one above. Same thing, different application.
Mine is a snap on or blue point, can't remember which. Works great though and never damages the tips.
Personally, I grew up with this one below and "went" to the one above. Same thing, different application.
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