[Guest]

Hey there guys,
Over the weekend I just bought new spark plugs (NGK..I'm not sure of the # right now) and I was wondering what the gap is supposed to be. Do they come pre-gapped...the box doesn't say anything about it?
And not that I'm trying to suck up or anything ( lol (, I am really proud of this site and all of you who made it. I review it almost every day and tell all my buddies about it...they all dig the sixer.
Thanks Guys (and Girls)

 

[Super6]

Hello JourneyMan,

Hello, it sures it is a great site. Well, I'm not sure about the gapping of the spark plugs...this link would mention it somewhere.

http://www.bradbury.cwc.net/probemx/probefaq.htm

take care,

anthony

 

[Guest]

no they probably dont come pregapped...the gap on the mx is .44, just get a sparkplug tool...its real easy.

 

[Guest]

Thanks a lot!

Thanks everybody. I'm going to install them tonight (I suppose you can all tell I'm a complete novice)...by the way, do you think a .44 gap is ok for the 4 cyl?
I couldn't find a definitive page on it.

 

[Guest]

i think your user manual for the car should have the gap in the reference pages...mine does

 

[Mike 94PGT]

Plug gap for the 2.0L is 0.040"-0.043". Usually, plugs come pre-gapped but they should be double-checked before installation.

Use anti-seize compound on the threads. Tighten to 11-16 ft-lbs (15-22 N.m). Do not overtighten.