ASKED BY: Cibroh 0 0 0 1 0 0 13 ASK DATE: May. 29, 2005 CATEGORY: Mechanical | Engine Spark Plug Gap Settings Share:       Vehicle: 1995 Plymouth Voyager Could someone please tell me the spark plug gap settings for a 1995 Plymouth Voyager minivan. Engine size V6 3 liter. I do not have an owners manual. And I cant seem to find anything online abut it. COMMENT BY: brandontobin 0 0 1 9 2 1 77 COMMENT DATE: May. 29, 3:16 PM QUALIFICATIONS: ASE Certified Site Rank: 8 when you go the store to buy them they should be able to tell you there what the gap on the spark plugs should be ACCEPTED ANSWER COMMENT BY: DanD 0 1 5 7 7 0 86 COMMENT DATE: May. 29, 4:41 PM QUALIFICATIONS: Site Rank: 4 .035" COMMENT BY: joe allen 0 7 0 3 8 6 90 COMMENT DATE: May. 29, 8:29 PM QUALIFICATIONS: ASE Certified Site Rank: 1 That does sound right to me but if i were you i would check with the store where you buy them. I say this because some spark plugs you buy today cannot be gapped so just be sure to check it out. COMMENT BY: Cibroh 0 0 0 1 0 0 13 COMMENT DATE: May. 30, 9:20 AM QUALIFICATIONS: Site Rank: 672 Thank you very much for the help. I really appreciate it. COMMENT BY: way2old 0 3 9 9 2 0 80 COMMENT DATE: May. 30, 6:31 PM QUALIFICATIONS: ASE Certified Site Rank: 2 All plugs can be gapped unless they are the "trick"plugs. caeser is correct on the gap. Use either Champion or Bosch in your vehicle. COMMENT BY: joe allen 0 7 0 3 8 6 90 COMMENT DATE: May. 30, 6:40 PM QUALIFICATIONS: ASE Certified Site Rank: 1 No i have to disagree there are plugs sold that should not be changed fom there factory settings. But it is no big deal as long as this helped cibroh. COMMENT BY: way2old 0 3 9 9 2 0 80 COMMENT DATE: May. 30, 7:52 PM QUALIFICATIONS: ASE Certified Site Rank: 2 ALL plugs should be gapped. They are shipped in cardboard and you don't know how they were handled. Of course this is my opinion and opinions of older mechanics. Don't mean to trip your trigger Joe. COMMENT BY: joe allen 0 7 0 3 8 6 90 COMMENT DATE: May. 31, 2:03 AM QUALIFICATIONS: ASE Certified Site Rank: 1 Hey no problem. Just what i have been taught. It's not a real common thing. I just know that some of the fancy plugs out there today should not be gapped. I quess i should have said in the begining that i was refering to alot of the modern fancy things that people are for some reason starting to use today. COMMENT BY: verdejo1 0 0 0 1 5 5 35 COMMENT DATE: Jun. 23, 7:15 PM QUALIFICATIONS: Site Rank: 187 Unfortunately I cannot tell you the exact gap. Get a haynes manual at autozone or online. This will help you with future mechanical problems. It has codes, specifications etc. I will continue to search 4 you. But the manual will help you greatly AND will save you many points that you are wasting (no disrespect, just trying to help like a friend). I will continue the search. -rafael Username: Password: Remember Me  Sign Up  Forgot Login? Year of 2009 way2old 3 Posts. 0 Answers. Mech Rep: 80 Mileage: 39920 swatkins 1 Posts. 0 Answers. Mech Rep: 74 Site Mileage: 5285 About Us | Contact Us | FAQ | Privacy Policy | Site Map Vehicle Aid © 2005-2008. All Rights Reserved.