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D-17 Point Gap and Plugs?

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Smith1000

06-11-2007 19:16:40




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I am working on an old D17 that hasn't run for years. Does anyone know what the point gap should be? I cleaned the points and have some spark now, but I think I'll go ahead and replace both the points and condensor. Also, what plugs should I put in it? Will Champion work okay? Thanks.




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Smith1000

06-12-2007 15:37:07




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 Re: D-17 Point Gap and Plugs? in reply to Smith1000, 06-11-2007 19:16:40  
Many thanks. It has Champion J8C plugs in it. I may go with the Autolite plugs instead. I'll set the points at .022. The kit I purchased today has a .020 gauge with it, but I'll go a little wider. Thanks.



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mlpankey

06-12-2007 14:34:38




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 Re: D-17 Point Gap and Plugs? in reply to Smith1000, 06-11-2007 19:16:40  
d 17 points set.022 plugs gap.025 autolite 295 seams to be the plug of choice.it can be crossed over to champion relatively easy.



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pair-a-dice farms

06-11-2007 19:31:54




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 Re: D-17 Point Gap and Plugs? in reply to Smith1000, 06-11-2007 19:16:40  
A D19 points are gapped .022 and the plugs are .025 I"m not sure but I would think a D17 would be the same.



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