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Spark Plug gap

tolum

By tolum
in 986 Series (Boxster, Boxster S)

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tolum

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I will do a spark plug job over next weekend on my 03 Boxster 2.7.

Did buy six Beru Ultra 14FGR-6KQU with 0.7mm gap.

Any body can confirm what is the needed gap for my car or if I stays with BERU factory gap?

Tks!

Thierry

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Loren

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I will do a spark plug job over next weekend on my 03 Boxster 2.7.

Did buy six Beru Ultra 14FGR-6KQU with 0.7mm gap.

Any body can confirm what is the needed gap for my car or if I stays with BERU factory gap?

Tks!

Thierry

Are you sure you measured correctly? Beru's are usually pre-gapped.

Spec on the 2.7 liter engine is: 1.6 mm + 0.05 mm

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tolum

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Loren, you're absolutely right. I guess the 0.7 mm written on the box is the distance between a ground electrode and insulator.

But I did mesure the distance between a ground electrode and the the center electrode and it's around 1.6 mm

Thanks!

Thierry

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