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Current gap is .065. Called for .060. What is "too much" or "too little" gap amount? I plan on replacing, but do I need to w/ this gap?
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The .065 gap on the spark plugs in your 1999 GMC Yukon is not excessive for slightly worn spark plugs. Your Yukon should have come from the factory with Platinum spark plugs designed to last 100k miles. You will need to determine when your current spark plugs should be replaced depending on the type of plugs installed and how many miles they have on them. If your engine is running OK chances are the spark plugs do not need replacing at this time.
ok here are more details on that. Engine running really rough. Code says CMP and CSP correlation off. I have through trial and error determined that a new DISTRIBUTOR is in order. Putting that in tomorrow. Basically going through car and eliminating any variables. Plugs and wires (and cap and rotor) replaced 25,000 miles ago. All looks good for wires and plugs...but that old saying creeps in my head. "When you replace distributor ALWAYS replace plug and wires." That is why I ask about gap in plug. It seems they are in good condition. no excessive color, burning etc...