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Ls Spark Plug Torque Spec. Does anyone know what it is? You can look up the torque specs in. May cause damage to the engine and the plugs due to leakage of combustion gas or vibration. Its a complete list of all the torque specs for gen iv 6.2l engines. Over torque can cause the metal shell of. I need to know if i torque down to 11 ftlbs (what install university says) or 22 ftlbs (what my haynes says). Seems to be straight off the service manual for gen iv. I found 18 ft/lbs, is that right? It is necessary to install the plugs in the engine using the correct torque. I was browsing this forum a while ago and stumbled upon a tread or link to a bunch of torque specs for different bolts on 4th gen camaros. Most vehicle manufacturers recommend using a torque wrench to tighten the plugs to the factory torque (tightness) specifications. Spark plug (all subsequent installations) 15 nm 11 lb ft spark plug (new cylinder head) 20 nm 15 lb ft stabilizer bar bracket bolt/stud 55 nm 41.

Seems to be straight off the service manual for gen iv. Most vehicle manufacturers recommend using a torque wrench to tighten the plugs to the factory torque (tightness) specifications. I found 18 ft/lbs, is that right? May cause damage to the engine and the plugs due to leakage of combustion gas or vibration. I need to know if i torque down to 11 ftlbs (what install university says) or 22 ftlbs (what my haynes says). Its a complete list of all the torque specs for gen iv 6.2l engines. Over torque can cause the metal shell of. You can look up the torque specs in. It is necessary to install the plugs in the engine using the correct torque. Does anyone know what it is?

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Ls Spark Plug Torque Spec Does anyone know what it is? Most vehicle manufacturers recommend using a torque wrench to tighten the plugs to the factory torque (tightness) specifications. It is necessary to install the plugs in the engine using the correct torque. I found 18 ft/lbs, is that right? Over torque can cause the metal shell of. Spark plug (all subsequent installations) 15 nm 11 lb ft spark plug (new cylinder head) 20 nm 15 lb ft stabilizer bar bracket bolt/stud 55 nm 41. May cause damage to the engine and the plugs due to leakage of combustion gas or vibration. You can look up the torque specs in. I need to know if i torque down to 11 ftlbs (what install university says) or 22 ftlbs (what my haynes says). Seems to be straight off the service manual for gen iv. Its a complete list of all the torque specs for gen iv 6.2l engines. Does anyone know what it is? I was browsing this forum a while ago and stumbled upon a tread or link to a bunch of torque specs for different bolts on 4th gen camaros.