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Mumbles
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    Going the ‘KISS’ route can easily be done to with a few simple items everyone probably has laying around their shop. I like these ones as the air gap can be adjusted quite wide.

    – Two good spark plugs, either new or used.

    – Two water hose clamps.

    – Two Cable clips

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    Another easy way to make a simple spark tester is to screw good plugs into an old cylinder head and then attach a ground wire to the head and a cable clip to the other end of the wire. The clip clips onto any good ground so spark can be checked for all cylinders at once. I can’t find a photo but you should be able to get the idea.

    • This reply was modified 6 years, 8 months ago by Mumbles.
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