Proper gap on plugs
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Proper gap on plugs
what is the proper gap on bosch plat, ones w/ the 1 prong. could be my problem to my engine missing, so i figured i'd see if it was!
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Proper gap on plugs
I think im going to add this to the Archives:
Factory Recommended Spark Plug Gap:
1989 and earlier
2.0L .035
2.8L .045
1990-1991
2.2L .035
2.3L .035
3.1L .045
1992
2.2L .045
2.3L .035
3.1L .045
1993
2.2L .035
2.3L .035
3.1L .045
1994
2.2L .060
2.3L .035
3100 .045
1995-1996
2.2L .060
3100 .060
Please note that these are FACTORY recommendations. Depending on your setup and preference, you may want/have to change these gapping specifications. All numbers are in inches.
Firing order for 4-cyl engines is: 1-3-4-2
Firing order for 6-cyl engines is: 1-2-3-4-5-6
Cylinder numbers are as follows:
V6: 1 3 5
2 4 6
I4 (including Q4): 1 2 3 4
Factory Recommended Spark Plug Gap:
1989 and earlier
2.0L .035
2.8L .045
1990-1991
2.2L .035
2.3L .035
3.1L .045
1992
2.2L .045
2.3L .035
3.1L .045
1993
2.2L .035
2.3L .035
3.1L .045
1994
2.2L .060
2.3L .035
3100 .045
1995-1996
2.2L .060
3100 .060
Please note that these are FACTORY recommendations. Depending on your setup and preference, you may want/have to change these gapping specifications. All numbers are in inches.
Firing order for 4-cyl engines is: 1-3-4-2
Firing order for 6-cyl engines is: 1-2-3-4-5-6
Cylinder numbers are as follows:
V6: 1 3 5
2 4 6
I4 (including Q4): 1 2 3 4