1990 VW Golf spark plug gap

SOURCE: What is the correct spark

The proper spark plug gap for a 2.0L is .7 to.9 mm or .28 to .35 inchs. If you are using multiple electrode plugs, gap is not adjustable. Also when you put your new plugs back in the book calls for 15 ft.lbs. of torque, so don't tighten them too hard ( aluminum strips easy). Hope this helps.

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SOURCE: spark plug sequence

this is a 1.8L but the firing order is the same for a 1.4, just can't find a picture of that engine,

SOURCE: what is the correct gap for a set of contact

SPARK PLUG GAP IS 0.024 TO 0.028 AND CONTACT POINTS GAPS SETTING IS 0.016. DWELL ANGLE IS 44 - 50 DEGREES.

SOURCE: Spark plug gap for a 1992 VW Jetta, 1.8 L Gas?

.28-.32 inches

SOURCE: what is the correct gap for spark plugs on a VW

For 1995 VW Golf GTi the correct gap for spark plugs is:
Electrode gap = 0,7 mm

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