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if you are referring to spark plug gap. Just buy pre gapped plugs

Even my kia spectra has 100 ,000 mile plugs, But I change them every 30 to 40 thousand miles to be safe and the engine runs better. God-Bless! If changing the plugs, put in reccomended ones for your vehicle the originals.

An auto parts store will tell you! advanced auto, autozone etc,

.036 for sure

Gap should be 0.80mm

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.050"

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You people need to start giving more info pertaing to your question. In this case engine size would help. Any their are 3 engines for this vehicle. two of them Are L4 153 2.5 Liter, one is non turbo the other is a Turbo,the Spark Plug gap for both of these engines is .035in The 3rd engine is a V/6 & the gap for this one is .039in to .044in Hope this helps

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It is not receiving a spark, replace the plugs with new ones.

The plugs should be set already from the factory. If not they should be set at 1.1mm

NGK BPR5EA-L-11

0.3 , 0.8mm gap required in spark plug. and heat the plug

If it's an 8 valve engine and not the 16 valve: Bosch Spark plugs have a gap of 0.8mm NGK spark plugs need a gap of 0.9mm 16 Valve engines have a 0.9mm gap on each type of spark plug.

7-8mm

You can check them if you suspect they are not firing properly. This would be very unusual; look for other problems first. It is more usual to just change them at regular intervals. They are very inexpensive and if you have the proper tools it is not difficult. You need a spark plug socket tool and proper anti-seize grease on hand if you are going to be pulling them out and putting them back in. With modern vehicles, there are some unusual situations when you would need to check them for fouling, but usually you would know it if you had to do so.

Best to use the plug from the car manufacturer as tests have shown they perform the best for most cars. Call the dealer and but it from them as they will know. I've tried all the performance plugs and dealer is the best.