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noseyno | 17:28 Mon 03rd Apr 2006 | How it Works
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Sorry to be a nuisance. Don't suppose you know the gap for a spark plug Champion L82C 20hp Chrysler. Fuel now flow into carb but still reluctant to start
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Most spark plug gaps are 0.8mm or .030 inch.
19:30 Mon 03rd Apr 2006
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The thickness of your thumbnail. That should be enough to get it 'running' but you won't pass any emission tests.


Also. If the plugs are new. Clean with some steel wool (both ends).

00:10 Tue 04th Apr 2006
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Make sure to remove any traces of abrasives before inserting.
05:16 Tue 04th Apr 2006
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The thickness of a credit card is always a good measure if you haven't got a guage
14:51 Tue 04th Apr 2006
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Should run ok with .025" or 6 mm gap but if a weak spark because it hasn't run for sometime I'd reduce it to .018 - .020" or around 5mm, maybe less. Put a little fuel down the plug holes to get it firing and make sure the choke is working properly.
01:51 Wed 05th Apr 2006
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Stanleyman... Once again thank you
09:07 Wed 05th Apr 2006

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