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torque for spark plug.
Hi guys,
doing a bunch of tune up today. When it comes to spark plug, I totally forgot the torque for it. Search page to page on the 911 repair book, I couldn't find it. Over an hour searching this board, couldn't find it either. Must be "something is wrong with Wayne". Anyone have the torque spec for spark plug memorize in your head? Thanks.
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oh wow. Took me more than 2 hours of search today. Oh wow. Thanks guys.
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If you are using a PC do a google search and enter this in the search box. It's much more useful than the Pelican search engine.
"(enter your search items here) site:http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsche-911-technical-forum/"
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Concestor0, you are right. I just tried the same text phrase "spark plug torque" and found the answer in 5 mins or less. Thanks.
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