I would disregard this issue on a car of this age. Widespread use of electronic, contactless ignition and various fuel injection systems has, in my opinion, created an environment where spark characteristics are not of such importance (as when the contact breaker/surpressor and carburettor were common). Data is given for spark plug gaps but personally, I have never found it necessary to adjust plug gaps if you fit new plugs (the data books often give a figure between 1.2mm - 0.8mm). If you are experiencing problems with the way the engine runs then if new plugs are fitted I would focus my attention elsewhere. If you have any more problems I would be happy to asisst in any way I can.
how do you know what wires to connect on your spark plugs example1-6 2-5 3-4 and how do you know which spark plug is 1 2 3
WHAT YEAR??
with a spark plug sockett
The recommended spark plug gap for a 1979 Olds 4.9L is .060"
6 spark plugs 1 spark plug to every cylinder.
It should be .050
The spark plug gap for a 1997 Lincoln Town Car is .054.
Could be a faulty spark plug or spark plug wire.
Spark plug gap should be .060
The spark plug gap on a 1997 Mazda Rustler 160i should be set at .044 inches. This is one of the most common spark plug gap settings.
You can change the spark plugs on the 1997 Toyota Tacoma yourself. Remove the ground wire and spark plug wire. Remove plug. Replace the plug with a plug made specially for your model car.
no comment i just need the answer where is the number one spark plug on the 307 distributor cap