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Old 03-28-2002, 04:26 PM
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Help with spark plug gap

what is the spark plug gap for a 94 ranger xlt 4.0L .

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The specs should be under your hood on the core support on a little sticker. Some gaps vary on different engines, so I wouldnt trust any specific replies. Look at all the stickers above the grill and find where it specifies the gap.

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I found the sticker you mentioned. It says the gap should be .054"

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No prob. Glad I could help. :thumbsup:
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