⚡Spark Plug Type
Jaguar F-Type Spark Plug Type
Find the correct spark plug type, gap size, and replacement interval for your Jaguar F-Type. Covers all model years with torque specs.
Factory Manual ConfirmationSpark Plug Type
Jaguar F-Type Spark Plug Type
The Jaguar F-Type typically uses iridium or platinum spark plugs. Newer models (2010+) use long-life iridium plugs rated for 60,000-100,000 miles. Check below for your specific year.
Spark plug type and gap depend on the exact engine. Confirm the engine code before buying plugs or setting the gap.
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2019-2024
2019-2024Spark Plug TypeIridium (long-life)
Plug Gap0.039" - 0.043" (1.0 - 1.1mm)
Replacement Interval60,000 - 100,000 miles
Torque Spec15 - 22 ft-lbs (check manual)
Quantity4 (inline-4) or 6 (V6)
Notes
- →Iridium plugs last longer but cost more — do NOT re-gap iridium plugs
- →Use a torque wrench — over-tightened plugs can strip aluminum heads
- →Apply a thin coat of anti-seize to threads (unless plug is pre-coated)
- →Use a spark plug socket with rubber insert to avoid cracking the ceramic insulator
2014-2018
2014-2018Spark Plug TypeIridium (long-life)
Plug Gap0.039" - 0.043" (1.0 - 1.1mm)
Replacement Interval60,000 - 100,000 miles
Torque Spec15 - 22 ft-lbs (check manual)
Quantity4 (inline-4) or 6 (V6)
Notes
- →Iridium plugs last longer but cost more — do NOT re-gap iridium plugs
- →Use a torque wrench — over-tightened plugs can strip aluminum heads
- →Apply a thin coat of anti-seize to threads (unless plug is pre-coated)
- →Use a spark plug socket with rubber insert to avoid cracking the ceramic insulator
Frequently Asked Questions
- What spark plugs does a Jaguar F-Type use?
- The Jaguar F-Type spark plug type varies by year and engine. Newer models (2010+) typically use iridium plugs for longer service life. Older models may use platinum or copper. Check the specs below for your exact year.
- How often should I change spark plugs on a Jaguar F-Type?
- Modern Jaguar F-Type models with iridium plugs can go 60,000-100,000 miles between changes. Older models with copper plugs need replacement every 30,000 miles. Replace sooner if you notice misfires, rough idle, or poor fuel economy.
- What is the spark plug gap for a Jaguar F-Type?
- Most Jaguar F-Type models use a spark plug gap between 0.039" and 0.044" (1.0-1.1mm). Pre-gapped plugs from the OEM are recommended. Do not re-gap iridium-tip plugs as it can damage the electrode.
- Can I upgrade to iridium spark plugs in my Jaguar F-Type?
- Yes, upgrading from copper or platinum to iridium is generally safe and beneficial. Iridium plugs offer better ignitability, longer life, and improved fuel economy. Just match the correct heat range and gap for your engine.
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