what is the right spark plug gap running these coil packs?
1445803
Spark plugs, their gaps, and coil packs, have nothing to do with each other, other than being used in conjunction. It is like asking, "How much water pressure do I need to wash my car?" For the proper size and type plug, gap, and coil pack (none of which may even be used on your car!), you may find the info for free in your owner's manual (spark plug and gap info only) or at your local dealer or auto parts supply store, both online and brick-and-mortar. Good luck!
1445804
Your owners manual should have the gap setting to use, a sticker in the engine compartment should have the gap and other engine info.
1445805
all of the answers below are correct. off the top of my head i don't remember but it was ( the plug gap ) just as normal. got them at the parts store and they also checked them for me even though they are pre-set/gapped.
996692
None that I could tell... At least I didn't get any warranty info with the coils. But they work, and they're 1/4th the cost of buying other coils for the fit. Go for it! (installed over a year and 18k miles ago and still runs perfectly)
1847683
They come pre-gapped. Mine had a sleeve over the threaded section that extended to cover the electrode. Pretty fragile in the electrode area that's why gapping is not recommended. My 2008 FLHTCU (Ultra Classic ) runs great on these. Have in excess of 15,000 miles on them.
1299684
It was last Fall when i changed the plugs on my '01 Suburban. The new requirement for the 5.3L GM engine is a spark plug gap of .045" vs. the original requirement of .060. I would make them all the same at .040 or .045, which ever is correct. Check through Google. The plugs on my vehicle had never been changed up to 160k miles and what a difference. I think the recommendation is to change them at 100k.
1375226
Yes this ignition coils will fit. I recently purchase them and cant be happier.
2115488
Hey Rick, if the tubes go out the same side as the spark plug then you need the EZ version of the 2.2G24. If the tubes are going out the opposite side then get then EZ-SX. Call me if you need further details. 404-787-2418. Thanks, scott
1439231
I don't know, they barely fit in my 4.6, the fuel rail was low in on some cylinders.And the mounting bolt guide and coil angle were off compared to stock coils.
45588
You just need one set, the Toyota 3.4 liter V6 engine (5VZ-FE) uses only three spark plug wires, three spark plugs are connected to the wires and the other three are connected directly to one coil each. Also, although I bought the DENSO wires, the NGK are better, they come with the rubber protectors.
1322358
The Ignition Coil is made for all (1,2,3,...ect). If you look or take them out, all the coils have the same design, that also applies to spark plugs.
676613
This plug has a higher heat range than the factory installed spark plugs.Installing this plug may decrease performance.Check your owners manual for the correct plug.
718239
Hello, you need two of these wire sets, one of these works for 3 ignition coils, and your vehicle has total 6 coils. Thanks, Tom
1629340
The coil is in the boot that slides over the spark plug. The number of coil packs you need are dependent on number of cylinders your engine has. You do not need to change all at the same time. Usual they fail one at a time but I notice they tend to start failing in multiples around the same time.
1435571
First, change your spark plugs. Then you should read the codes, but they sometimes lie about which cylinder it is. To confirm the bad coil, you can disconnect the coil connector, and drive it. If it drives the same as when it is connected then it is a bad one. This doesn't work too good if more than one is bad.You could just replace all 8 and be done with it.
1504410
They are straight universal type, with 90 degree bends at the coils. Here is a picture of the coil fitted to my Z650 http://s499.photobucket.com/user/Z400G/media/Z650/Service/z650Accelcoiler_zpsf57a4d5f.jpg.htmll and at the spark plug http://s499.photobucket.com/user/Z400G/media/Z650/Service/z650coilpyntebrakett_zps47e1030f.jpg.html . Hope this helps.
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I put them in my 96 883 w/ the gap (@ 0.028") they came with, instead of the 0.040" for regular plugs, so far, so good. pulled em once to check, and no lean or rich signs. Just 300 miles or so, so far. Good running and starting.
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The only thing that you might want to do to optimize your coil swap is upgrade to some 8mm spiral wound spark plug wires. you don't have to do that but old wires will tend to cross-fire or leak current& your 302 would really benefit from the coil/wires upgrade.
2251625
Sorry for the inconvenience. Based on the information you have provided us with, theses are NOT the correct coils for that vehicle. You will need 22448-1KT1A Coils (4coils). Please let us know if there's anything else we may assist you with. Thank you and have a great day! AutoPartPro