 installing Dakota Digital CHT, I got some questions... |
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 Mar 11 2023, 02:58 PM
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QUOTE(FlacaProductions @ Mar 11 2023, 09:19 AM)  I bent mine, screwed in the plug by hand until it resisted and then put the socket on it and gently snugged it up. I dunno...it just felt right and the depth looked right and the engine ran fine and the gauge read right. I could see that the wire hadn't spun so i called it good. Yeah, I decided to do the same thing. I screwed in the plug by hand to make sure I wasn't cross-threading it, then put the socket on and continued by hand until it was too hard to turn, then gently turned it with the wrench until snug. It would be nice to have a much wider hole there, with a rubber seal to match, so we could see in there better. |
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