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android287
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10/15/2004
17:32:48

Subject: 4.7 spark plugs Ft/lbs torque
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What torque specs do i crank my new plugs to on a 4.7?



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10/15/2004
17:37:15

RE: 4.7 spark plugs Ft/lbs torque
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20 ft.lb



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10/16/2004
00:24:11

RE: 4.7 spark plugs Ft/lbs torque
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yup, I second the 20 FT/LB spec...

00 CC Sport Plus 4.7L 4X4 Auto, 3:55 LSD
Flowmaster orig. 40 series (2 chamber) muffler, adjusted tps to .76V, ported TB, home brew intake setup w/K&N filter, more mods to come!!!

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10/20/2004
05:36:08

RE: 4.7 spark plugs Ft/lbs torque
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lol, who torques a sparkplug? geeze



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10/20/2004
19:17:53

RE: 4.7 spark plugs Ft/lbs torque
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If a spark plug is not tight enough the engine may not run properly. I didn't want to strip the aluminum block. Just because I asked the proper measurment for tightness doesn't mean i'm cranking them down.



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10/21/2004
15:00:08

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I had a plug back out of my Wrangler once - Thing shot out so hard it dented the hood. Jeep sounded like it dropped the headers or something until the coil burnt out and stalled the engine.
That was a fun 'mis-hap' to figure out at 11pm in the rain...




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10/21/2004
15:46:50

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Torquing a plug correctly also allows the engine to cool correctly. It's the plug that carries the heat out of the combustion chamber to the heads to cool.



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10/23/2004
11:32:32

RE: 4.7 spark plugs Ft/lbs torque
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To all ,
I work in the NVH field for one of the big 2 and TO let everyone know, it is very important to torque all fasteners including sparkplugs to reconmended specs. You can develop unnecessary vibrations and frequencies in a powerplant that can damage other componets and set off your knock sensor Which equals retarded timing / lost power.



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10/23/2004
13:24:08

RE: 4.7 spark plugs Ft/lbs torque
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Yes NVH is a BIG annoyance, that can lead to bigger prblems...... for those who don't know, NVH= Noise Vibration and Harshness.. I nit pick my dak all the time, and I would know if something sounded different :-)
And I torque everything to spec! especially my lugnuts... what's an extra 2 miniutes spent using the TQ wrench? PREVENTION!!

just my .02

00 CC Sport Plus 4.7L 4X4 Auto, 3:55 LSD
Flowmaster orig. 40 series (2 chamber) muffler, adjusted tps to .76V, ported TB, home brew intake setup w/K&N filter, more mods to come!!!

Dan

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10/23/2004
14:53:13

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Right on Daffydak!
Especially lug nuts! All those hacks in the repair shops using there 1/2 drive impact guns to tighten lug nuts down cause alot of people brake problems. Especially rotor warpage!



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2/22/2017
09:50:42

RE: 4.7 spark plugs Ft/lbs torque
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You always have that one person who half does
everything and criticizes those who take the time to
do it right probably a self taught do it
yourself(which is fine) until you think you know
more than anyone else or down people for wanting to
learn from the experience of the experienced. GEEZE
sarcasm intended



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