Questions & Answers for: flywheel gap

...flywheel .010-.012 gap also be sure your flywheel is in time. you will actually have to remove it to do this and check for the sheared key or be sure the key way aligns with the crankshaft keyway on ...

gap to the flywheel. Rotate the flywheel magnets under the ignition module poles, and use a thin business card for a gauge. With the card in place, loosen the module screws and allow it to contact the

...gap with the flywheel magnets just under the module poles using a thin business card for a gap gauge. Insert the card and loosen the module mounting screws to allow the module to contact the magnets, ...

...gap by turning the flywheel magnets under the module, insert a thin business card into the pole gaps, loosen the module screws to allow the module to contact the magnets. Tighten the screws and turn ...

gap. Turn the flywheel magnets to just under the module, insert a thin business card into the gaps, loosen the module screws and let the module contact the magnets through the card. Tighten the screws

...gap Turn the flywheel magnets just under the module poles, insert a thin business card into the pole gaps, and allow the module to contact the magnets. Tighten the module screws and rotate the ...

...flywheel? The gap should be 0.3mm. Use a sheet of paper, maybe folded in half, between the ignition module and the flywheel. No spark-check the points behind the flywheel. There should be a cap with ...

...how to gap it properly and what should the gap be? THNX Jim I thought the unit was under the flywheel, in this case there is no gap to set it just screws to the crankcase and you re fit the

...gap between the flywheel and the ignition coil? Obtaining the correct gap from the manufacturer's specifications is best because although in theory a close gap is desirable for efficiency, flywheels ...

...gap between the flywheel an mag An ignition gapping gauge is recommended to accurately complete this step. However, if you do not have an ignition gapping gauge (measuring #.014 or .35mm), it is ...