it is 0,40
The gap is 28 to 32 depending on how worn ur dizzy lobes are
The point gap setting for a 1950 Plymouth with a 6-cylinder engine is typically around 0.020 inches (20 thousandths of an inch). This gap is crucial for proper ignition timing and ensuring that the engine runs smoothly. It's important to check and adjust the point gap regularly as part of routine maintenance to ensure optimal engine performance. Always refer to the specific service manual for your vehicle for the most accurate specifications.
.20 thousand on a feeler gauge
Try 20 /1000 inch on this rototiller.
How to check valve clearance on 3E Toyota engine
o.20
0W-20
Doesn't this engine use a rim fire plug? No gap to set on those.
The correct maker point gap setting on the 1972 model, 20 hp Mercury outboard is .020in.
most likely 5w-20
20
13-20 psi at engine idle 23-31 psi key on engine off