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Did you use the recommended manufacturers spark plugs for your car? are they gapped as per the manufacturer...did you break a plug wire inadvertently while removing the plugs or crack a spark plug insulator(the white porcelain part of the plug)? did you knock a vacumn line(hose) off the engine when working on the plugs?
The spark plug gap is usually set on the plugs when you get them new. But its best to check them with a guage. The spark plug gap measurement should be located on the sticker under your hood beside the engine size/i.d. or inside your owners manual.
Fuel regulator, EGR vavle and EGR valve sensor. But this really sounds like a fuel issue. You can also check your fuel pump, and of course check your air filter and your spark plugs.
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