Subject	Re: shouldn't need to gap the standard NGK plugs..
Posted by	-Grimm- on October 01, 2013 at 1:23 PM
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In Reply To	shouldn't need to gap the standard NGK plugs.. posted by Medallion Man on October 01, 2013 at 09:22 AM
Message	Did you measure the gaps on them? Because the last NGK set I bought from AutoZone had gaps all over the board... Talking 0.035 to 0.045+ gaps. ALWAYS check the gaps, even if they say you don't need to. Also, ALWAYS be careful when checking them, depending on model the tips are sometimes fragile (platinum tipped plugs)
Follow Ups	What have I done - 95TTurboZX 18:15:34 09/30/13 Balance tube leak is one guess. There's a bracket - jzack 18:37:19 09/30/13 Re: Balance tube leak is one guess. There's a bracket - 95TTurboZX 19:09:06 09/30/13 Re: Re: Balance tube leak is one guess. There's a bracket - PYROhafe 07:34:47 10/01/13 shouldn't need to gap the standard NGK plugs.. - Medallion Man 09:22:56 10/01/13 Re: shouldn't need to gap the standard NGK plugs.. - -Grimm- 13:23:04 10/01/13 Re: Re: shouldn't need to gap the standard NGK plugs.. - 95TTurboZX 14:48:14 10/01/13 Re: What have I done - 95TTurboZX 19:19:38 09/30/13 Did you clean your IAV connector? - -Grimm- 13:24:02 10/01/13 Re: Did you clean your IAV connector? - 95TTurboZX 14:50:16 10/01/13 Solved, maybe almost - 95TTurboZX 15:00:03 10/01/13 You need to clean the IACV and connectors - -Grimm- 16:41:09 10/01/13 Re: You need to clean the IACV and connectors - 95TTurboZX 18:24:29 10/01/13
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