How to set the gap on a spark plug

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How to set the gap on a spark plug this is important to make any engine run wel

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You actually show the owners manual the feeler gauge in detail. This is the best video I have seen on YouTube on gaping spark plugs. Thanks for making this video.

cobracommander

My flat gauge 0.043 set gap is 0.044 using a preferred wire gauge. I tap the ground on something even wood to close it and use a gapping tool to open it. Never had a plug break or fail.

waynesitarz

This was very helpful! Well done good info

stephaniedangelo

This is great. You are so mesmerizing!

BeckWenger

Is prying on the electrode to open it back safe? It won't hurt the electrode right? If I am using a basic inexpensive spark plugs

_TrueFaith_

Thanks. Working on a 1976 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ40 in 2021.

smportis

Wow sir aap to kamaal ho. Bemisaal ho. Gjb ho. Tq sir

akshatagrawal

No need to keep on removing the gauge then hitting spark plug waste the time just leave the gauge there and hit it until it touches and then you won't have to pull it back up if you hit it too far. Nice video 😊

tioist

thank you very much, it was really helpful

behzadism

what he said was we can stack the blades to the desired size.2 or 3 scales in one time.Adding the numbers.

sam

I have to hammer my spark plugs for AUDI A4 since the OEM gap tool will bend. I know people will cringe when they see you hammering but I have to do the same thing....

paulneumann

Do not do this with iridium spark plugs, you will snap of the points and ruin the plug

irishsavage

I would *NEVER* like in *NEVER* go between the electrode and the other metal point with a screw driver

sukhmaidickoff

☕🤠 FUCKING SHIT... 4:41 AJUST ONE SPARK PLUG !😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

robrobi

I thought for a second this guy gaps his plugs like me then I was nope what an idiot he hammers on them, good way to crack the porcelain and then all but prying on the electrode to open it back up what if it's was an iridium tipped you'd have all but ruined it. I don't want to give out my secret method of gapping plugs that you can do almost perfectly and slowly and to exact increments with one hand and I don't know how this guy hasn't figured it out. You use the vise he had it clamped in, but turn it the other way, I have one padded with wood, but anyways you put it In the vise long ways and slowly turn until you have the Gap exactly where you want that way you dont accidently go to far or to little you can use one hand to crank and the other to hold the gapping tool and consistently check the gap while doing it instead of having to stop. Your welcome.

lyla