Quick, easy spark plug torque question
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Quick, easy spark plug torque question
What are the torque settings for spark plugs in a 97 jeep cherokee 4.0 I6?
Every thread i find are all different and most people just say to guess but my dad doesn't want me to guess, so I'm wondering if anyone knows that has one or not.
My Jeep didn't come with an owners manual so I can't look it up.
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Kyle
Every thread i find are all different and most people just say to guess but my dad doesn't want me to guess, so I'm wondering if anyone knows that has one or not.
My Jeep didn't come with an owners manual so I can't look it up.
Thanks,
Kyle
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4 cyl and inline 6 cyl spark plugs to 27 ft lb, V6 to 22 ft lb, Haynes manual
4 & 6 cyl 22 to 33 ft lb, Chrysler 1989 Cherokee / Wagoneer Owners Manual
Tell you the truth, I use antiseize lightly on the plug threads, have for years, no issues, easy service.
4 & 6 cyl 22 to 33 ft lb, Chrysler 1989 Cherokee / Wagoneer Owners Manual
Tell you the truth, I use antiseize lightly on the plug threads, have for years, no issues, easy service.
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Alright thanks guys, unfortunately my torque wrench only goes up to 24 ft pounds I guess I'll get a new one tomorrow lol
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New tools are always fun, a good torque wrench will last you for many years, you can install your plugs with your existing wrench and always check em in the future with your new wrench. When you are done, always take the pressure off the internal spring of your torque wrench (set it to zero), this will provide long reliability of the mechanism and hold calibration true.
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New tools are always fun, a good torque wrench will last you for many years, you can install your plugs with your existing wrench and always check em in the future with your new wrench. When you are done, always take the pressure off the internal spring of your torque wrench (set it to zero), this will provide long reliability of the mechanism and hold calibration true.
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