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By 63 Red Stake Bed - 16 Years Ago
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I lost my directions for the petronix & seem to remember a specified gap... Any help?
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By cbass139 - 16 Years Ago
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I dont remember a gap when installing mine but I did make a attempt to forget everything about that but I do believe the instructions are on their website. Good luck.
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By Nick Brann - 16 Years Ago
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Hi, My instructions say to use the "provided plastic feeler gauge" which is .030" thick. It further says that some kits have stationary modules that do not require adjustment of the air gap. While you're at it, be sure you have a ground wire from the breaker plate to the distributor housing. Good luck, Nick Brann - K.C., MO
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By Unibodyguy - 16 Years Ago
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Nick is right .030 is what mine say also from 4-5 years ago.
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By 46yblock - 16 Years Ago
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The .030 feeler gauge they provide is plastic. It is difficult to use a steel gauge due to its being magnetically drawn to one side. Dont know but the steel feeler might be another killer  .
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By 46yblock - 16 Years Ago
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63 If it would help and you need it, I can mail you a plastic gauge. Should be there in 2-3 days.
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By Eddie Paskey - 16 Years Ago
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Can use a piece of cardboard. Have heard the a metal feeler guage will cause trouble the the electronics.. Just food for thought!! God Bless Eddie
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By Ted - 16 Years Ago
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Brass feeler gauges are also an option. I have serveral of varying sizes that are included with the steel feeler gauge sets.
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