hi all..
Just setting up a RCGF 20cc twin and having trouble getting the plug caps on. They won't even push on enough to cover the hex portion of the plug. At this point it feels pretty loose like the only thing keeping it on is the silicone boot inside the cap.
What am I missing here?
Thanks
Marc

Originally Posted by marcster

hi all..
Just setting up a RCGF 20cc twin and having trouble getting the plug caps on. They won't even push on enough to cover the hex portion of the plug. At this point it feels pretty loose like the only thing keeping it on is the silicone boot inside the cap.
What am I missing here?
Thanks
Marc

Go to an Auto parts store and buy a tube of Dielectric Compound Or Grease . Put a small amount in the Spark Plug cap and press it on. This will help to put the cap on and easier to remove when that time comes.


Hope this helps.
Van

You have to push HARD to get the cap all the way on. The cap will cover the hex portion of the plug.

Check out this tool to help out with the 1/4 32" plugs and caps.
Might help you in the future.

https://protunestick.ecwid.com/1-4-3...UXE-p237556151


Scott

You have to push hard... then that 1/8 turn twist at the end

Thanks, all..
I was able to push it on. It just took a little more pressure than I'm used to on CM 6 plugs.

FWIW......there are at least "Two" types of these caps; the straight push/on type & the push/on/turn/to/lock type.......again FWIW

Mine are the push on type..

I requested that they make this for the small plugs but didn’t know they made them. Just ordered one!

Originally Posted by highonthai

Check out this tool to help out with the 1/4 32" plugs and caps.
Might help you in the future.

https://protunestick.ecwid.com/1-4-3...UXE-p237556151


Scott

Daddysam,

We do listen, you asked for it and we delivered.
Thank you for your order and I see it shipped out this morning.
We appreciate and receive worldwide customer input and criticism. It helps us create better products for the serious RC enthusiast.
We have some new and interesting products you didn't even know you needed coming soon.

Thanks
Scott