Do you have to gap this sparkplug?
1394870
I checked the gap and they were good. I put them in two vehicles and they both run well.
1464887
There shouldn't be a gap big enough unless you mounted the bracket upside down/backwards. It can happen, just check.
524050
When you first take it out of the box it does appear like there's a gap, but when you pressure mount it as you tighten it the gap should close.
577835
Yes. There is a small gap and the fit is not perfect. I would mention that the gap is hardly noticeable and the headlights look great. They plug right into what is already there.
51290
Mine were pre gapped for my 2007 honda civc lx . 12, 000 miles after changing plugs no problems noticed better performance and fuel economy.
604909
You need to adjust the electrode for the ignitor so that the spark from it occurs directly over one of the gas holes in the burner.
1442737
I would first check all of your consumables. It is a scratch start so no gap. If it won't arc it may be the unit. Not a big deal. I had that and returned it got a new one and have cut everything with great results.
1398077
Are you asking will the spark fit into it ? It would be tight but might fit.
291100
Yes, but I found the two in my kit already gapped close enough that I didn't bother. On the test run following maintenance, the generator fired in no time. Take a quick gap measurement, but don't waste too much time trying to get it perfect.
414829
Yes, they were already gapped but I had an Iridium gapper and double checked everyone of them. But yes, in this case they all were. By the way, these have been by far the best plugs I've ever purchased.
1129376
That gap is designed to let the air in to mix with the fuel. it is entirely normal. you may have to block it a little in extremely windy conditions.
291101
All spark plugs should be gapped according to the manufacterer specifications. Performance is based upon this. Check the manual... It's trivial to do... a 'wire wheel gapper' cost about 5 bucks... well worth it... I bought mine 30 years ago, and have used it for many different plugs.. snowblower, lawnmower, generator.. you name it... (car too!)
1143404
I have had mine for over a year using it consistently and have only replaced two and very recently the third. I have never had any problems with sparks. Where is the sealer sparking? I have used mine on highest setting and have not had any problems though it will shorten the life of the element. You might just have a faulty unit. I would double check to see that the element is screwed in snug at both ends. Possibly take the bottom off and expose the wiring and look for soot on wires or possibly case. Always do this with the unit unplugged.
340612
Yes, to loose it, you might need a lot of force if you didn't apply anti-seize when you installed them. I did mine with ease. This Socket also come with magnet so it hold the spark plug when you take and put them back down. Remember when you install the spark plug back, just use this socket and your hand to manually and slowly alignment it in place and start tighten it with your hand too. then attach your wrench to this socket and tighten it with really little force. Hope this helps.
1471190
Hi. I am not sure, however, I used some forums by typing my car into it then used a search engine asking the question as you do? I notice a better performance since replacing them. My mechanic liked not having to gap the plugs. Even better I saved Labor cost as a result. I recommend them. I hope this helps. /Satisfied Al W/
1445803
Spark plugs, their gaps, and coil packs, have nothing to do with each other, other than being used in conjunction. It is like asking, "How much water pressure do I need to wash my car?" For the proper size and type plug, gap, and coil pack (none of which may even be used on your car!), you may find the info for free in your owner's manual (spark plug and gap info only) or at your local dealer or auto parts supply store, both online and brick-and-mortar. Good luck!
35805
Take a thin flat head screwdriver and slip between gap and pop up. Once one end is up the rest will pop right off. Good luck