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What plug did you install? not sure which model truck you have since you did not tell anyone, but seems 0.031 is common gap on all engines except 93 v6 3.0 and they are 0.041 and the 96 3.4 are 0.043 but all the others from 89-96 are 0.031 on the gap!! http://www.toyotaownersonline.com/pub-share/pdf/appchart_sparkplugs06.pdf maybe this will help maybe not? give it a try!! just do not run german spark blugs in you japanese motor ie BOSCH and make sure you use anti-sleeze!! and a torque wrench would be nice also!! ps most Toyota plugs come pre gaped!! hehe!!i changed my spark plugs and feel my truck is running worse. i was told .32 is the gap i need on the plug. that apears to be twice that of the gap in my old plugs. any one know if that is the right setting or not?
was reading about torque applications on spark plugs and they said if ya lube them cut torque values in half?? so is anti sleeze a lubricant? suppose so!! please help me with your previous post , me being from arkansas originally what will the end results as far as damadge to secondary ignition circuit? ya lost me SORRY!!
Called Denso and found HELP!! purchased double Platinums and they realy pepped up the old V6! PK16R11 and set them to 32 and all is well!! except for a few battle wounds from heatshields!!