Torque Wrench question...
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Torque Wrench question...
How much torque should there be on spark plugs? I just replaced them and the car runs better but I'm wondering if there is a "best fit" with them if I used a torque wrench. I don't think there is, but just wanted to find out...
Also, how much torque should there be on wheel lug nuts? If this is not consistant, could this be a problem? I'm thinking that there might be... I did my breaks and so far I don't have any problems, but I'm just checking before too much time goes by.
Thanks!
Also, how much torque should there be on wheel lug nuts? If this is not consistant, could this be a problem? I'm thinking that there might be... I did my breaks and so far I don't have any problems, but I'm just checking before too much time goes by.
Thanks!
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Originally posted by 95_SE_5spd
i torque my wheels at 100 ft/lbs...it's pretty much standard at any shop on most passenger vehicles.
as for the spark plugs i go for what feels right...in other words i guess.
J
i torque my wheels at 100 ft/lbs...it's pretty much standard at any shop on most passenger vehicles.
as for the spark plugs i go for what feels right...in other words i guess.
J
i would never recommend anyone to torque their wheels to 100lbs unless specified by manufactuer.
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