Stxrangerbumper
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what is the best gap spark plug on my ford ranger 97 2.3 manual 5 speed .-----( 120 000 miles )
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Stxrangerbumper
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0.30 -0.35--0.40--0.44 or bla bla bla other
sloth69mustang
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it should say under your hood on the stick that is on the radiator support
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Yup 0.042-0.046 in is what she calls for
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well . ok.
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