RCsGX

I know the OEM plugs are SK20R11...does anyone know what the gaps supposed to be?

GS4_Fiend

iTrader: (22)

You are not required to adjust gap on iridium plugs.

RCsGX

Ive had iridium plugs before and the gaps were different on a few of the plugs. I just want to know what the gap should be. Do you know what it is?

mann777

Here is the info - On Denso Iridium Extra Long Life Iridium Plug
14mm Thread Size,
19mm (3/4") Reach
, 5/8" (16mm) Hex Size,
Gasket Seat, Resistor,
Solid Terminal Nut, 0.7mm Fine Wire Iridium-Tipped Center Electrode,
Platinum Tipped Ground Electrode,
043" (1.1mm) Gap,
Heat Range 20

RCsGX

I know the specs. Im curious what Lexus says the gap should be.

BlairC

without access to a service manual... I am going to venture to guess the de facto gap is 0.44 as irdium is spec'd and by its nature it cannot be gapped.

ROK

Thanks for bringing up the subject of plugs. Do you guys typically swap them out at the 100K recommended service interval IIRC?

RCsGX

Iridium plugs can be gapped, I had to gap 2 of them on my CTS-V.


Lexus says to change them at 120K service but it cant hurt to change them at 100K.

RCsGX

With my Tundras, there was a site that had the online service manuals for free, cant find them for the GX. Has anyone here tried https://techinfo.toyota.com/techInfo....toyota.com%2F

plunger

Your owners manual has the answer

RCsGX

Thanks...I wasnt around my manual to check. I thought members wouldve known...guess Im use to Tundras where guys like to wrench on their rides.

plunger

Get yourself an AllData subscription if you like wrenching on your own rig. Pays for itself after a repair or a maintenance job.

www.alldatadiy.com

mann777

It is very rare that Lexus amends the OEM specs, as far as iti goes to my knowledge. Even if it is maybe a negligle difference.( + / -).
Are you looking to replace or adjust the gap to the existing one, And if so what is your current mileage.

GS4_Fiend

iTrader: (22)

Like I said.. Iridium plugs you dont gap them regardless. They are not regular plugs. Why you want to gap them anyways?

DallasSC

iTrader: (1)

I just put in a set of NGK Iridium IX plugs along with NGK wires and I now have a pulsing idle and a flashing CEL.

My 1996 SC400 is now sluggish when accelerating and just doesn't feel like it has full power. I bought the plugs that were spec'd for my car and did not gap them.