The correct gap is .030" that is 30 thousandths of an inch.
The correct torque is 180 INCH pounds.

Sure it doesn't say .030" on page 5 right next to RC12YC in that little box of spec's on the left?

Uh oh..my bad. There is a little box on page 5 that I completely skipped over, and not only does it list the gap as .030, but it also lists a different plug, RJ19LM. That's what I get for being in a hurry with so much to do....

Thanks!

vince

Adding no value here, but maybe some information???

"Sure it doesn't say in the owners manual".. That's not to big a deal, it's the pre-ventive maintenance procedures and schedules that most of the time that gets overlooked.

Mowie I like how you listed the torque in in. lbs. rather than foot pounds. More acurate IMO. If am measuring something I would rater be inch off than FOOT! (torque wrench are usually only acturate within + or- 1 and that usually not calibrated or acturate in the lower 20% range of the wrench)

For those that don't have inch pounds torque wrenches just divid by 12 and you will get foot pound torque. IF you don't have torque wrench at all you may go by degree 1/8" to 3/8" turn past hand tight.