Latest / Greatest Gapping Info for Ecoboost Plugs
Latest / Greatest Gapping Info for Ecoboost Plugs
Probably going to take on a plug change this weekend.... what is the latest and greatest guidance for the gap on the plugs?
Also, any suggestions on brands etc? I was planning on going Motorcraft (after confirming gap space) but could be swayed if there was a justifiable reason.
Any thoughts are appreciated. Gracias.
-RP-
Also, any suggestions on brands etc? I was planning on going Motorcraft (after confirming gap space) but could be swayed if there was a justifiable reason.
Any thoughts are appreciated. Gracias.
-RP-
Probably going to take on a plug change this weekend.... what is the latest and greatest guidance for the gap on the plugs?
Also, any suggestions on brands etc? I was planning on going Motorcraft (after confirming gap space) but could be swayed if there was a justifiable reason.
Any thoughts are appreciated. Gracias.
-RP-
Also, any suggestions on brands etc? I was planning on going Motorcraft (after confirming gap space) but could be swayed if there was a justifiable reason.
Any thoughts are appreciated. Gracias.
-RP-

If you are stock then anywhere from .028 to .030 on the plug gaps. If it was me i would do the .028.
Motorcraft is still the best plugs from everything i have read. Get a set of sp534's from oreilly's for around 25 bucks and slap them in. Last set i got was already pregapped at .030
What KRC said is right on the money. The worst part is unplugging the coil packs and they're easy enough. Push the connector in then push down on the locking tab to get them to pop off easier. Pushing in releases the tension on the lock.
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- Jack
The engine will let you know when the plugs are getting weak. A rough idle, stumble under a light load or misfires under a heavy load tell you right away the plugs are showing their age.
Most boosted engines are like this. Good thing is the plugs are cheap and the job is easy.
Most boosted engines are like this. Good thing is the plugs are cheap and the job is easy.
Is 0.028 still the recommended gap?
My 2012 EB just rolled over 40K so I ordered some new plugs, the MC sp534. Want to get them installed before doing some longer towing with the camper this summer... so far it is still running well but want to be proactive on this one.
Thanks
My 2012 EB just rolled over 40K so I ordered some new plugs, the MC sp534. Want to get them installed before doing some longer towing with the camper this summer... so far it is still running well but want to be proactive on this one.
Thanks







