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nibnob21
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posted on 15th Jun 16 at 17:04 |
Ideal, that makes life easy. Cheers.
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djgritt
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posted on 15th Jun 16 at 16:59 |
quote:
Originally posted by nibnob21
Why can't I use a current one for the check then screw it back in afterwards?
You can.
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nibnob21
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posted on 15th Jun 16 at 16:34 |
I want to check for a spark. Reading online it either says to stick a screwdriver in one of the leads and hold close to the bodywork and look for a spark, alternatively put an old/replacement plug in and check.
Why does it have to be an old/replacement plug? Why can't I use a current one for the check then screw it back in afterwards?
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