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Feeler Gauge
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Brian -
I appears the early Airheads did have it, but as I recall my /7 tool kit doesn't have one. I checked a few places online and didn't find the feeler gages. You could try Beemerboneyard or Re-psycle. Whenever I travel long distances, I usually pack a handful of additional tools and my full-blown feeler gage set is included.
I appears the early Airheads did have it, but as I recall my /7 tool kit doesn't have one. I checked a few places online and didn't find the feeler gages. You could try Beemerboneyard or Re-psycle. Whenever I travel long distances, I usually pack a handful of additional tools and my full-blown feeler gage set is included.
I selected only the ones needed for my my /5 from a set of complete feeler gauges. I put them on a holder and only have three : intake, exhaust and spark plug gap. I labeled the feeler gauges for their intended purpose and keep the whole unit in my tool kit. It isn't original but it is functional.
Adirondackbob
Adirondackbob
happy wanderer
Day Dreaming ...
Just order a set of these: https://www.beemerboneyard.com/wurthairhead.html and tuck them into your tool kit.
They are good quality and are easier to work with than the original toolkit set anyway.
They are good quality and are easier to work with than the original toolkit set anyway.
I can't seem to get the beemerboneyard link to work...maybe this does?
https://www.beemerboneyard.com/wurthairhead.html
https://www.beemerboneyard.com/wurthairhead.html
alancoles
Dress for fall & avoid it
That works Kurt.
I've used various sets of those feeler gauges for my Airheads, Oilheads, etc. One tip is to run a string through them to a) keep them together and b) allow for easier use on the Oilheads where you are wanting to have two feeler gauges employeed at the same time.
I've used various sets of those feeler gauges for my Airheads, Oilheads, etc. One tip is to run a string through them to a) keep them together and b) allow for easier use on the Oilheads where you are wanting to have two feeler gauges employeed at the same time.
