Re-gapping 3 ground electrode sparkplugs

[Ado Sigal]

There are feeler gauges and electrode bending tools, but if you don't 
find one, get yourself cheap set of feeler gauges and cut the top of 
those you need into strip to fit the space, and use that for measuring. 
To bend the electrode, tap it lightly with flat object twice or three 
times the weight. If you overdo it, return it back with the gauge you 
made, for which the very top shooed be made thinner, or use small 
screwdriver. But why bother, NGK plugs are so cheap, and if you don't 
sand blast them, the job is only half way done.

Ado

Al Streicher wrote:

>Does anyone know of a tool to efficiently gap this plug, BP6ET  NGK (W7DTC 
>Bosch)? I don't believe in hitting them against a hard surface and bending 
>them with a needle-nose pliers. I saw one tool to do the job but it was for 
>a 18mm plug type (aircraft).
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>Al 
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