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When replacing your spark plugs you need to set them at the spec set by your auto manufacturer. Gap means the distance between the electrode and the little metal hook looking pieve at the end of the plug. This is on the threaded side of the plug. There is a $2.99 gap tool that has most gap settings engraved, your vehicle will have the gap required on a label under the hood
dude, so simple, go to any parts store or call, if you go in person and need plug gap info, it will say on the box, have the store guys give you the gap info, NGK has many different types of plugs for the 3.6 and each may require different gaps. The NGK spec for that motor is a gap of 0.043 in. for the IRIDIUM spark plugs.
Spark plug gap does not effect the engine timing so it's not that critical. Thirty 5 (.035) should work just fine.
Otherwise consult a service manual fro your model or call a Mitsubishi service centre
not hard to do , just need a little patience to get the coils out of the plug wells.also a swivel type 5/8 inch spark plug socket works best when removing the plugs. as for the spark plug gap, the vehicle requires platinum plugs which do not need gapped.
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