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27 Mar 2006, 05:59 pm
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RE: Spark Gap
A few weeks ago someone said a TSB came out saying to gap the plugs at .40 for the 03 2.4 Turbos. I just got off the phone with tdhe service dept. at Chrysler, and they dontd have any TSBs on that. He said t[?]o gap them at 48-53.....     
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28 Mar 2006, 09:13 am
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and the gap for the 2.4 non turbo, regular ?
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28 Mar 2006, 09:40 am
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Tell the dealer to read:
08-008-04 03/02/2004 Engine:Electrical - New Spark Plug for 2.4L Engine The new style spark plug is now recommended and preferred for use in all 2004 and previous model years that are equipped with a 2.4L engine. Spark Plug gap is to be set at .040 The new spark plug is more resistant to possible cold engine carbon fouling. Note: To eliminate concerns of a possible high secondary ignition voltage flashover, caused by the thermal set of the ignition cable spark plug boot(s), to the old style spark plugs (RE14MCC5), install new ignition cables when replacing the old style spark plugs with the new style spark plugs, RE16MC or LZTR4A-11, for the first time. "Stolen" from Sci-Fi's web site.
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31 Mar 2006, 09:44 am
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what do they mean bu the new style spark plugs...I bought Champion copper plus...is this any good ?
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31 Mar 2006, 06:46 pm
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 That TSB IS NOT FOR THE TURBO...Read it over...
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01 Apr 2006, 12:59 am
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When you replace plugs definitly gap them at .040. That applies to turbo or NA!
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01 Apr 2006, 01:13 am
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Thats fine but that is not what the TSB says nor Chrysler. The 06's are not even gapped at that...
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03 Apr 2006, 10:46 am
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Quote:
with a 2.4L engine." Doesn't mention turbo or non-turbo - "ALL"
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03 Apr 2006, 12:22 pm
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I am loking at the TSB...Whuch one are you looking at...The one I have says in bolt type...NoN Turbo....
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03 Apr 2006, 12:24 pm
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Just checked with my dealer...The TSB is for NON TURBO ENGINES ONLY...
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