Re: spark plug gap
Howdy Bassangel. The model and year are important, as Fouled Plug has indicated.<br /><br />One thing more you need to watch out for: Many older OMC manuals tell you to gap the plugs at .040. Sometime in the late '80s they put out a Service Bulletin changing all of those older engines to a .030 gap.<br /><br />This is just one of the thousand reasons you need to get a manual for your engine or let someone else, who has the manual, work on it for $70. an hour.<br /><br />Let us know the year and model #.<br /><br />Red sky at night. . .<br />JB
