Spark Plug Gap?
07-02-2003, 07:36 AM
#5
Actually .044 is the end of the gap range. When installing new plugs they should be .038 (or is it .039), the only plugs that I know of that have .038 without regapping is the original NGK's from www.courtesynissan.com.
to install new plugs that are at .044 is a
. Over time the gap will increase and the engine will miss fire even more.
I'm currently using Autolites, and I had to regap them. Most autoparts stores do tell you to regap them, thats cause they're idiots.
to install new plugs that are at .044 is a
. Over time the gap will increase and the engine will miss fire even more. I'm currently using Autolites, and I had to regap them. Most autoparts stores do tell you to regap them, thats cause they're idiots.
07-02-2003, 11:10 PM
#7
wow i see my max on the far right wayyyyyyy in the back
i am the blue max in between the white, sorta like a blue berry filling
anyways
i baught some autolites for my vg and didnt gap them.the max runs way better then when i got the old tuneup
i am the blue max in between the white, sorta like a blue berry fillinganyways
i baught some autolites for my vg and didnt gap them.the max runs way better then when i got the old tuneup
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