This tools expands the spark gap of any massive electrode aviation plug safely and efficently -- with the key word being safely... In the past when you over-gapped a plug, and wanted to expand it back out, you would resort to using a screwdriver, dental pick, or whatever else was on hand. But this was almost a sure way to do damage to the plug. Because you would invariably push the screwdriver between the electrodes, which would cause pressure to the center electrode and risk cracking its ceramic casing. The end result would be either reduced performance or total spark plug failure. Not so with this tool. |
Spark Plug GAP Expansion Tool
The bottom edges need to be rounded so the tool does not dent the inside perimeter of the plug.
Spark Plug GAP Expansion Tool
Very sturdy and effective. Practice on a spare plug first! There is some finesse required.
Spark Plug GAP Expansion Tool
Very easy to use. Be gentle and it doesnt mar the other side of the plug as you pry. Only takes a nudge to adjust.
Spark Plug GAP Expansion Tool
Product works but needs more detailed instructions on how to place it
Spark Plug GAP Expansion Tool
Great tool. Works well.
Spark Plug GAP Expansion Tool
Spark Plug GAP Expansion Tool
This tool makes the gapping easy! A simple MUST have tool!
Spark Plug GAP Expansion Tool
Perfect tool for the job.
Spark Plug GAP Expansion Tool
This tool is perfect. It’s shaped like an oversized exacto knife. I bought 50 govt surplus plugs that had no gap. This opened them up safely.
Spark Plug GAP Expansion Tool
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The documents indicate it will work on all massive electrode plugs, but no mention of the BY series twin electrode projected core nose units.
No, this only works for massive plugs.