"spark plug" tools have a "T" shaped appendage that can leverage the
electrode to widen or diminish the gap, and almost always have a "scale"
reference with wires of the corresponding gap width. If you had one in your
hand right now that sentence might make more sense....maybe not ;>)

Bob

What is the proper way to adjust the gap if its preset too wide?  If its too
narrow I assume its fairly easy to widen it with a flat head or something.
(snip)
Thanks,
Marla
'87 Westy GL Van "Morrison"

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