Spark plug gap on 93 plymouth voyager? - 1993 Plymouth Voyager

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A 1997 Voyager should list it on the decal under the hood.44 I think.

they are pre gapped but its suggested to check gap as it could be altered during shipping.

Under the hood on the Emissions Label of all
vehicles sold in North America

Something doesn't look right here. Voyager mini van, or Dodge/Plymouth Colt?

According with the Voyager Repair Manual, check this information for each engine:

Model: VOYAGER
Year: 1997
Engine: V6 - 3.3L - FI - - GAS
Parts Number: RN14MC5
GAP : .050"


Model: VOYAGER
Year: 1997
Engine: V6 - 3.0L - FI - - GAS
Part Numbere: RN11YC4
GAP : .044" (Original Equipment Manufacturer and/or Original Equipment Equivalent)


Model: VOYAGER
Year: 1997
Engine: L4 - 2.4L - FI - - GAS
Part Number: RC12YC5
GAP : .050" w/DOHC (Original Equipment Manufacturer and/or Original Equipment Equivalent)


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The most common and safest plug gap is 32-34 thousands on a feeler gauge. If you gap the plugs too wide, this will be hard on the ignition system. I hope this helps.

3.0L engine is .044 thousandths of an inch.
3.3L engine is .050 " " " "

Only use Champion spark plugs on a Chrysler product.
Your local auto parts supplier should have info to give you proper plug number. There should also be a sticker maybe on your hood, that has correct number as well.It appears to be RN14PMP5 if you chose the double platinum plugs, or RN14MC5 in the standard copper core. The double platinum are about twice the price but last much longer. Gap is .050". Don't let them talk you into a different brand, Champion only. I have seen too many Chrysler vehicles over the years run bad on other plugs.

i would ck timing & replace spark plugs any way,,still should ck fuel pressure,,at fuel rail,,,