Paul Gallian wrote:
>
> >Paul, I use Champion L82C plugs which are 1/2" reach. Take the wire and
> >bend a small "L" into the end, but small enough that it will fit into
> >the plug hole. Allow the "L" to catch under the plug hole and measure
> >the distance from the bottom of the hole to the top. Some small
> >measuring tapes have that lip built in which would allow you to forego
> >the wire.
> >If your head says 22952 you need these plugs with 1/2" reach.
> >
> >Steve
> >52 TD
>
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>
> Thanks Steve,
>
> I did not want to seem stupid. But I wanted to be sure and the above
> instruction from you has made it very clear!
>
> Thanks, peace and good driving!
>
> +--------------------------------------------------------+
> "Remember even a kick in the caboose is a step forward."
> -- Texas Bix Bender
>
> 1952- MG-TD
> Paul Gallian
> gallianp@onyx.xtalwind.net
> gallian_p@popmail.firn.edu
> http://www.xtalwind.net/~gallianp/index.html
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Paul, you wouldn't want to hear some of my questions. I truly enjoy my
TD and get great pleasure assisting others. The MG owners seem to be
much more hospitable. I met a Porsche speedster owner last week and made
a comment to him admiring his car and he said absolutely nothing. My 3
year old doughter was with me attending an air show and she asked me,
"why the man didn't speak to us?" Do you find this happens to you?
Every MG owners takes the time to talk. It's just one reason why I
gravitate to these cars and these people.
Good luck,
Steve
52 TD
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