Gapping tool. Head to AutoZone and ask for the tool. They are pretty cheap.

Hopefully someone on here can give you the specs for your sled as I am unfamiliar with Ski-doo's

 

I am not familiar with the Ski doo either, but most plugs for these sleds seem to take a gap of roughly .030, I believe NGK is usually .028. Hope this helps.

 

if unsure check the spark plug application guide wherever you shop, for example the Champion guide at walmart listed the gap of being 0.028 for my xcr, The gap tool is usually $3-5 and is handy to keep on your keychain.

 

ok thanks! not quite sure how far to gap, dad said 45,000??? Can't find th owner's manual either

 

ok thanks! not quite sure how far to gap, dad said 45,000??? Can't find th owner's manual either

umm...found that it needs to be .45mm/.018? i have a tool w/ like a million little slivers that say different sizes but not exactly how its used er what it is called? i couldnt find a tool specifically for gapping. Still not 100% sure on how this works...still go to autozone?

 

I believe you found a feeler gauge set, you can put them together, add them up together to make up your .018 or .45mm. I would still go to a parts store and get one that has the wires on it, they are way more accurate and they have a piece on them to open and close the gap safely.

 

I believe you found a feeler gauge set, you can put them together, add them up together to make up your .018 or .45mm. I would still go to a parts store and get one that has the wires on it, they are way more accurate and they have a piece on them to open and close the gap safely.

yea, thats what i found! aha
well i went to O'Reilly and the guy that helped me just did it for me? pfft...but whatever have the plugs gapped and canr ide again. works for me!