spark plugs
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JP223/3USA
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I don’t know the answer but welcome to JLWrangler
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Storman
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It’s a direct ignition system and a inline engine so under the cowling in center of engine you’ll find a long peice that’s connecting to wire and goes all the way down to the spark plugs. You’ll need an extension for plug .
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Storman
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Storman
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And they are called inductive coils and you should be able to just pull up and they come off but careful not to break using tool on them . They look like this 
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Storman
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Looks like they may possibly have a bolt old if them down . Looks like a number 10 mm
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JTCO
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I think 10mm sockets are on backorder.
Storman
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scso4487
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Thank you!
scso4487
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Does anyone know the correct gap on spark plugs for the 2.0 turbo
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scso4487
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JTCO
Meme King
They used to put that info under the hood. I just checked, it's not there. Checked the owner's manual, not there. Couldn't find shit around the web. I would call your local dealer's parts department. They should know. Also, many manufacturers nowadays will sell the plugs pre-gapped if you buy at the dealership. Don't assume that and always ask, but some do.