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Old 06-25-2022, 12:53 PM   #16
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Still reading a couple things on plugs, tubes, coils, etc, and came across this older thread. What caught my eye was the gap that thstone was setting his plugs at. I realize his is a different year, but for my vehicle (2001S) Bentley recommends 1.6 mm which, if my math is good, comes out to 0.063"

Even with it being a different year, the difference between his setting and Bentley's recommendation is huge—over a 2:1 difference. Does this seem odd to anyone besides me?
0.028" is very close. I don't recall any automobile engine with a plug gap spec. that close.
I would not dwell on it. Gap your plugs at the Bentley spec.
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