Need gapping info for toyota corolla AE-91 1.5l japanese domestic

Gap 0.044 (in)

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the spec is .043", for both the V6, and the Inline 4. The theory behind enlarging gaps, is that a larger gap creates a larger spark, thus more effecient ignition. The problem is, your ignition system was designed for the .043" spark plug gap, not larger. Enlarging the gap puts a greater strain on your ignition system components, and it may not be strong enough to jump a larger gap. The result would be less efficient combustion, or a cylinder(s) that won't fire at all. Pull your plugs, and set them at .043". Check the distributor cap, rotor, wires, and your filters. Make sure the car is totally warmed up before the smog test. Good luck.

1.1 mm
but there are differences between brands and types ( platinium cq irridium)

http://www.easycarparts.nl/toyota/corolla-e11-sedan-1997-2001/1-3-12_v-2e-05-1997-10-2001/motor/ontsteking

Obtain manufacturer recommended spark plugs for your vehicle with proper gap (.044 from toyota forum)
3/8 drive ratchet with extension and spark plug socket.
Only perform spark plug change on a COLD engine.
Remove one spark plug boot at a time, so as not to confuse wire location.
Remove spark plug number 1 and replace with new one, recommended torque is 150 inch/lbs from toyota forum, but if you don't have a torque wrench, just snug them up good, don't overtighten.
Same procedure 2,3 and 4 cylinders

.020

- Check engine compression.
- Check valve clearance.
- Check spark plug gaps. (0.8-0.9 mm).
- Check vacuum leak at intake manifold.
- Fuel pump pressure too high.

If you are using iridium plugs or bosch supper 4 ytou don't usually need to mess with the gap. Standard plugs should be set at 0.032"

Plug gap is .032 inch.

it will read on a sticker under the hood usually where the engine specs are

This info should be on the hood inside or somewhere in engine compartment on a sticker. The gap should be 1.1mm