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hmm.. changed spark plugs to bosch F5DP0R from NGK.. now im missing in every cyl

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Old 01-05-2007, 04:24 AM
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How much can it possibly flex? Wouldn't it be close enough? Better than using your calibrated elbow?
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2nd.
Old 01-05-2007, 05:18 AM
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?Huh? Wrong.
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Default No way in hell are the misfires related to torque values. Look at what changed when the plugs were

swappped out. Connections were broken and restored, etc. I've had overtightened and undertightened plugs fire just fine; now the thread damage in the heads or low compression were another matter entirely...
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they are pre-gapped
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i think it s like 22 nm or something....also, those Bosch plugs will misfire more than say NGKs
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No, Sir. You're wrong. They are pre-gapped, and work fine that way.
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Default Last set I bought were not pre-gapped. They were anywhere from .024-.032. Not one was

correct. So if they are pre-gapped why were they all different then?

Could it be due to them not having the plastic protector on them?
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22 nm - nanometers?? ;^)
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Default They are side fire plugs, and the arm is solid, very non bendable.

Maybe the plugs you speak of were not the famous F5DP0R's, because they simply can't be gapped without MAJOR force.


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