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How to replace a damaged feeler
gauge leaf
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Shop for Feeler Gauges |
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Depending on the specification of the feeler gauge a locking device may permit individual leaves to be removed for single use or replacement. |
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A leaf can only be replaced if a feeler gauge has an unscrewable locking device, a feature associated with high end gauges. |
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Simply unscrew the nut, removing old leaves by lifting them from the central notch.
Add new leaves as required, making sure the leaves are replaced in the correct size order. |
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You should only use replacement leaves specified for your gauge model (identifiable by brand or model number).
If leaves are not compatible the set will not reassemble correctly. |
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Re-tightening the screw sufficiently to allow blades to fold away and stay in place. |
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