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Is Spark plug # FGR 5KQE0 the correct one?

WARDHOG
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I went to a well know Porsche parts website and used their part selection index for my 2003 C4S. It showed that the Bosch FGR 6 KQE was the right one for my car and so I ordered and received them. Then I looked at this site's DYI for plug change and it says to use the FGR 5KQE0 plugs for MY 02- and that where the confusion sets in. I went back to the parts site and did another search for a MY 99- and it came up with the same plug number as the MY 02- car. So, do I have the wrong plugs for my 2003? :huh:

P.S. What is the gap for the right plug also if there is one for these four fingered things?

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The pic below is from the current (latest) parts list. The difference between 5 and 6 is one heat range.

As you can see for MY02 and newer it's: FGR 5KQE0

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