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Spark plug gap
What should the gap be for spark plugs on a 2011 e350 4matic wagon?
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Try this:
AI Overview For the 2011 Mercedes-Benz E350 4Matic Wagon (equipped with the 3.5L V6 engine), the recommended spark plug gap is 0.8 mm (or 0.032 inches). Spark Plug Specifications & TipsOEM Spark Plugs: The factory-recommended plugs are typically NGK PLKR7A (Part No. 4288) or Bosch YR7MPP33.Pre-Gapped: Most high-quality OEM and iridium/platinum spark plugs come pre-gapped straight from the factory. It is generally advised not to manually adjust the gap on fine-wire platinum or iridium plugs to avoid damaging the brittle electrode. If the gap is incorrect, it is best to return them. Torque Spec: When installing new spark plugs, they should be tightened to approximately 16 ft-lbs (20–30 Nm). Anti-Seize: Mercedes-Benz recommends installing spark plugs dry; do not use anti-seize lubricant on the threads. |
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In the age of AI, simple questions can be easily answered and cross checked with other AIs
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If you have one I'd rely on the gap spec provided in the owners manual and use basic spark plugs like those it had from the factory no upgrades.
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