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Robert
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sorry not been on here for a while. hope you and your cars are all ok.
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what should the spark plug gap be on a bravo 80 sx
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Tommy L
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I don't think you have to bother with the gap thing as you can buy them specifically for your car!
Correct me if I'm wrong
Correct me if I'm wrong
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Robert
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ahh it does not say anything in the owners manual. but was worried that i would need to set the gap.
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rob
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found out its 0.8mm but really need it in inches
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Dan
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0.03" 
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Buzz
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0.0315 try measuring that.
most that you buy are preset. i recommend Bosch Super 4's for any bravo. excellent longevity. They will likely last 2 years if the car engine is running in decent condition.
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try measuring that.most that you buy are preset. i recommend Bosch Super 4's for any bravo. excellent longevity. They will likely last 2 years if the car engine is running in decent condition.
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Robert
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i have reason to believe that the ones in there have been there since 9000 miles was on the clock and i am now at 47000. lol
also i can not figure out how to get a socket down that hole that goes down to the spark plug. is there a way around it
also i can not figure out how to get a socket down that hole that goes down to the spark plug. is there a way around it
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Tommy L
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Get a wrench, a long extension and a spark plug socket!
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rob
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not got a socket set narror enough to fit. lol. wandering if there was another way around it
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