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07-23-2006 17:27:54




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Haven't you guys ever heard of using the right tool for the right job. A phillips screwdriver was not designed nor built as a spark plug tester. I know it works, and no doubt it works well but you could get shocked really bad with that screwdriver as it may not be well insulated. Besides that, it's hard to reach around to the starter button and hold the screwdriver close enough and steady enough and still see the spark.
Here is a much better solution, it worked for me!
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I pulled the plug wire off the plug, pulled the rubber boot back so the metal connector was easy to access and told my wife "here honey, hold this for me will ya?"
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just kiddin' I check mine with a screwdriver too:^)

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