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Certain spark plugs you don't adjust the gap. Spark plug manufacturers may have different gap recommendations. If you want it in inches, try .051 or 1.3mm
dude, so simple, go to any parts store or call, if you go in person and need plug gap info, it will say on the box, have the store guys give you the gap info, NGK has many different types of plugs for the 3.6 and each may require different gaps. The NGK spec for that motor is a gap of 0.043 in. for the IRIDIUM spark plugs.
it should be marked under the hood in the engine compartment a white or black sticker with the imfo of the engine or in your car manual if not sure and cant find it call a parts store and they will tell you the plug type as well the gap
Hi there: On 1.6L, NGK states that the GAP is 0.9" for an LFR5B.
Keep in mind that if you use Iridium plugs you don't need to calibrate. Hope this helps; also keep in mind that your feedback is important and I`ll appreciate your time and consideration if you leave some testimonial comment about this answer.
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