Plug gap on first gen non-SC?
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Plug gap on first gen non-SC?
Anybody know what the proper plug gap is for a first gen 3.3 non-SC X?
Thanks in advance for any help!!
Thanks in advance for any help!!
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Re: Plug gap on first gen non-SC?
0.044 it is!
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Odd that it's different for 00-02 and 03-04 models.
http://www.autopartswarehouse.com/mmp/n ... parts.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Odd that it's different for 00-02 and 03-04 models.
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Re: Plug gap on first gen non-SC?
I've read that you should avoid gapping the platinum plugs, as it may damage them, and the NGK plugs spec'd for the xterra should be at the right gap from the factory. YMMV
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Re: Plug gap on first gen non-SC?
Just noticed that the manual for the '02 lists the gap as .039-.043 while NGK's website lists .044 as the proper gap...