what is the spark plug gap for a 2002 a4 quatro 1.8l turbo

Asked by migration_audidiotph... Feb 09, 2015 at 06:18 PM about the 2002 Audi A4 1.8T quattro AWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

trying to figure out why the car is hard to start and then dies when you step on the gas
peddal. Any suggestions would be helpful. Also I am going to replace spark plugs, but
can't find the correct gap. either 028 or 032, anyone know?

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the spark plugs come pre gapped so if your messing with them when your installing them thats all on you for issues. I would suggest getting the really good platinum plugs from bosch with the 4 points. Its a bit pricy but if your going to use something those are the best ones for that engine. As for the dieing when you hit hte gas peddle that is either a cloged air filter or maf sensor, crank case hoses or fuel pressure regulator. It could also be a cloged fuel filter or failing fuel pump. I would replace the fuel filter tho regardless if you have not had it done in over a year and especialy if you been running low octane gas in your car. Premium or higher gas only in audis and vw's

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