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Spark Plugs<br />

Installation<br />

GB<br />

Spark plug installation<br />

Recommended Torque and Tightening Angle for<br />

DENSO plugs.<br />

A<br />

B<br />

1. Use the correct wrench for the hex on the plug, and be careful not<br />

to d<strong>am</strong>age the insulator.<br />

2. When changing, make sure that the oil, etc. on the outside of the<br />

plug does not enter the engine interior.<br />

3. When putting the plugs in, clean the engine side of the flange and<br />

put in the plugs after making sure the gasket is in the flange.<br />

C<br />

D<br />

4. Make sure the plugs are vertical and tighten them by hand until<br />

they cannot be tightened any further (A+B).<br />

5. Then, use a plug wrench to tighten them accurately to the torque<br />

or rotation angle showed in the chart below (C+D).<br />

RECOMMENDED INSTALLATION TORQUE SPECIFICATION<br />

Gasket<br />

Taper seat<br />

Thread size<br />

Recommended<br />

Torque<br />

Recommended<br />

Turns<br />

New<br />

plug<br />

M8 Y type 8-10 Nм ± 1 turn<br />

M10 U, N type 10-15 Nм<br />

M10<br />

M12<br />

M14<br />

M14<br />

M18<br />

Stainless<br />

steel gasket<br />

SXU, X, XE,<br />

XU, ZXE, ZXU<br />

type<br />

FK, J, K, KJ, P,<br />

PK, PKJ, PQ,<br />

Q, QJ, QL, S,<br />

SF, SK, SKJ,<br />

SV, SVK, VK,<br />

VKJ, W, ZT<br />

type<br />

Stainless<br />

steel gasket<br />

L, M, MA, MW<br />

type<br />

10-15 Nм<br />

15-20 Nм<br />

20-25 Nм<br />

20-25 Nм<br />

30-40 Nм<br />

M14 PT, PTJ, T type 20-30 Nм<br />

M18 MA type 30-40 Nм<br />

± 2/3<br />

turn<br />

± 3/4<br />

turn<br />

± 1/3<br />

turn<br />

± 1/2<br />

turn<br />

± 2/3<br />

turn<br />

± 1/4<br />

turn<br />

± 1/16<br />

turn<br />

± 1/4<br />

turn<br />

Used<br />

plug<br />

± 1/12<br />

turn<br />

± 1/12<br />

turn<br />

± 1/12<br />

turn<br />

± 1/12<br />

turn<br />

± 1/12<br />

turn<br />

± 1/12<br />

turn<br />

± 1/12<br />

turn<br />

± 1/16<br />

turn<br />

± 1/12<br />

turn<br />

If a thread lubricant such as grease is coated on<br />

the thread, tightening to the recommended torque<br />

is tightening too much; this has been linked to seal<br />

leakage. Do not use a thread lubricant.<br />

Tightening more than the tightening angles and<br />

torques shown in the above table could result in<br />

d<strong>am</strong>age to the engine and furthermore could result<br />

in the plug coming off at the thread.<br />

5

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