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RE: gap for Bosch Plus 4 - 7/16/2008 6:45:42 PM

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If you are going to mess with the gap then why buy a multi grounded plug?

Did you not grasp the fact I did not understand a multi grounded plug did not require gapping? Feel better now?

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RE: gap for Bosch Plus 4 - 7/16/2008 6:47:57 PM

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No I did not. Sorry.

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RE: gap for Bosch Plus 4 - 7/18/2008 9:56:56 AM

Darover

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OKay.....now how do you explain all the different gap applications based on ignition and engine management systems ??? I think you need to start doing a little research and read about ignition systems, plug wires and the other ABCs because there is heck of a lot more into ignitions, than just needing a spark, any spark.

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ORIGINAL: Phototone

The spark just "starts" the fuel burn. The fuel/air mixture then burns on its own. I don''''t think the small gap will influence the fuel burn as long as it "starts" the burn.

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