Dave writes:
>This is true, the spark plug gap gauge is usually about 1.5 inches or even
>less in length, shaped like a 'T' and has two slots in the 'T'ed end used
>for bending the wire at the end of the plug to give the correct gap.
That's not the tool I was thinking of. There are some Alpine owners who
stated earlier that their original tool kit came with a tool that had three
feeler blades on it: one for the plug, one of the intake rocker and one for
the exhaust rocker. The way it was described was sort of in the form of a
pocket knife, with each blade rotating out of a holder. That is what I
understand there was. Any idea how long that one was?
Jay
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