What is the proper torque for a 1992 Plymouth Acclaim's spark plugs?

I dont know the torque for the 2000 but a rule of thumb is, with ratchet get the plug snug and go a quarter turn. allways use anti-siez lube for plugs on your plugs.

Gap the plugs .038" to .043" and torque the plugs to 22 ft/lbs.

Torque the spark plugs to 11 lb/ft.

Check the terminals in boots are fully snapped on to ends of plugs. Also proper torque on plugs. Remeber if loose, thee is no compression & gases won't fire.

The spark plug torque on a 1992 Honda Accord would be approximately 13 lbs. The gap for the spark plugs is 1.1mm.

The 2.5 liter four cylinder engine in Dodge Spirits and Plymouth Acclaims uses the then very common Champion N12Y or N12YC spark plugs (or their equivalents in any other brand. Those plugs require 20 lb Ft of torque and nothing more (the cylinder head is made of Aluminum, so try to use a torque Wrench to avoid over-torquing and possibly stripping a thread! Plug gap is 0.035" or 35 mils. (0.9 mm). Turbo engines MUST NOT use Platinum tipped spark plugs, since their very thin electrodes cannot conduct away the heat produced by those more powerful engines, and can produce preignition in those engine versions, which should use only Standard type plugs. Non-Turbo engines can use Platinum electrode plugs with no problem, which tend to last much more time between plug changes. Amclaussen.

Remove the plugs one at a time and replace with a new plug you have gapped properly. Tighten to the proper torque Do not over-torque plugs. You risk damage to cylinder heads (particularly aluminum ones), and proper firing depends on the plug being at precisely the right height relative to the cylinder. I will list a link to Torque Specs. below. It is necessary to remove the upper intake plenum. Purchase the intake gaskets when you purchase the plugs. You also have to remove the coils one at a time, remove the plugs w/a 5/8" spark plug socket, coat the threads of the new plug with a small dab of anti size compound, thread the plugs in using only the socket and extension after the contact the head tighten an additional 1/16 turn.

The correct torque is 13 ft/lbs.

specification on gapping spark plugs for 2006 chevy cobalt

It seems to depend on the spark plug. I replaced the Motorcraft plugs with Bosch Platinum+2 plugs. Look here for what Bosch says about torques (search for the word "torque"): http://www.boschautoparts.com/Resources/FAQS/SparkPlugs.htm The box of the Platinum+2 plugs said to torque them to 15 ft.-lbs., which is what I did. Good luck!

The torque for spark plugs is 18 N*m or 13 ft*lbf.

None, It is commonly believed that 22ft/lb is the torque for all spark plugs but this is incorrect

You get the manual for the engine that you are replacing the plugs in then you use your torque wrench and tighten to the specified torque. If you have an aluminum head, be super careful and be sure to use the correct torque spec.

test the temp sensor. Check spark plugs,plug wires,torque convertor. test the temp sensor. Check spark plugs,plug wires,torque convertor.

Follow the plug wires from the distributor.

it is probably your freeze plugs

When the plugs are finger tight, tighten them with a ratchet 1/16 of a turn.

There are seals under the valve cover that need replaced to repair oil on the spark plugs.

Hi, The torque setting for the plugs is 20 ft lbs or 27Nm. Remember to use the anti-sieze compound on the plug threads. I hope this was timely enough for you. Steve H.

undo coilpacks from each cylinder with a torque key (star drive)and plugs are under neath just take out and replace

0.035 for standard plugs. Single and dual cam.

In the "Chrysler Full-Size Models 1988-93 Automotive Repair Manual" says "Torque Specifications Ft-lbs Spark Plugs to set at "26"

Check the engine for vacuum leaks, proper adjustment of the throttle, clogged/ gummed up fuel injectors/carb jets, proper spark plug gap, clean plugs, and proper ignition timing. If everything on the engine checks out, check the Transmission torque Converter Clutch, as it might be stuck in the engaged position.

You can't. Dodge doesn't have torque converter drain plugs. You have to have the trans flushed to completely change the oil in it.

i have not found specs. make sure they are firm.