Tighten the drain plug using a two-finger rule till it feels snug
(drain plug requires less torque [15 - 25 ft. lbs] than many torque wrenches can be set to, many begin at 25-30ftlbs)
so best to NOT use a torque wrench
however, if you have a smaller torque wrench , I found this information elsewhere
"For the 4.0L six-cylinder, torque the drain plug to 18 foot-pounds of torque. For the 4.6L eight-cylinder, use 19 foot-pounds of torque."
2005 FORD ESCAPE 2.3L 4-cyl EnginesTORQUESOil Drain Plug.....21 ft-lbs2005 FORD ESCAPE 3.0L 6-cyl EngineTORQUESOil Drain Plug.....19 ft-lbsHope This Helps.
torque spec on the oil drain plug on a 2.9 ford ranger?
where is the oil drain plug on a 2007 ford escape 4 cylinder
Yes, there is a torque setting, but rarely does anyone torque that particular bolt. Torque it to 25 lb/ft until you can find out the correct torque setting. Call a Ford dealer or look in your owner's manual for the exact torque.
The oil drain plug is located on the deepest part of the oil pan.
28 newton meters
I Have A 01 Escape And The Drain Plug Is At The Back Of The Oil Pan.. Hope That Helps...
12 millimeter
A 2000 Jeep does not have a torque converter drain plug.
does a 1991 thunderbird torque converter have a drain plug
Some torque converters have a drain plug on them. Remove the rubber plug from the bottom of the bell housing. Crank engine a little at a time until the torque converter drain plug can be seen from the bottom. Unscrew the drain plug and drain the fluid. Put the plug back in.
The oil drain plug torque is 65ft lbs