What is the point gap for model:CCKA-S/25830?

no car told,
makers,model, year. not one tiny clue told
just a code#
that code ,decodes to this 917294560 Craftsman Tiller
so is not a car at all.
it is a garden tool.
answer buy the shop manual for it. pay ,

.020 to .022.

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Model Point Gap Spark Plug Gap Timing Mark On Spark Occurs Firing Order Int. Valv... M,MT .020 .025 FLY TDC 1?2 012C L,LA .020 .025 FLY TDC H (All Fuel) View 12 more rows

new points for my 1010 - John Deere 1010 Series Tractors

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Jun 30, 2011 - I have the Delco ignition and no experience or knowledge of points. I've heard they have to be gapped. How did you know how far to gap them?

In older engines with traditional points-condenser-coil ignition systems the dwell if the ignition was set by the gap between the points. The points act like a switch that opens and closes the circuit of the primary side of the ignition coil.

All later engines use electronic ignition that do not require points.

A lot of the manuals are online for free...try putting in make/model number and manual to try to find, also you can put in make/model point gap in your search engine, works a lot of the time.

Most point gaps are between .003 and .005 I would try a plug gap of 0.030 to start. I would be happy to give you exacts if you provide a year make and model.

With points cover off,slowly bring engine to the highest point on the points cam.Its easiest to do this with the spark plug out,and slowly spin the engine with the kick start. Once you get it to the highest point on the points cam,the points should be "open". Insert feeler gauges untill you find the correct one...(it should have slight resistance). The check what the recommended gap is for that model. After finding the recomended gap,use the feeler gauge that matches the recomended gap,and isert between the points. There should be two screws,one on each end of the points. Loosen those two screws,and the body of the point will move,one way to "open": the gap,the other to "close" the gap. With feeler gauge between the points contact,close untill you feel slight resistance when moving the gauge back and forth,and tighten the set screws on the points body.

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There are feeler gauges (extremely thin) to adjust the points gap. First find the proper gap for your model vehicle, and then purchase a gauge. these gauges have something like 10 different thicknesses, for different points, so make sure it includes the exact gap that you need. I remember in my youth adjusting the gap with cigarette wrapper paper, it seemed to have the proper thickness to get you out of dodge. Also remember that you have to rotate the engine until the points are in the open position, in order to adjust them.

clean both rads

There is a button under the bottom edge of the screen (with the controls) that has the options "Normal" and "CATV" - press this and it should solve your problem.

Tracey