I'm going to install six new Delco R45tls6 sometime this week. The factory plugs. Black threads not nickel like NGK and others.
Should I put a THIN THIN THINK coat of anti-seize on the threads. If so, what type of antiseize?
I've got a torque wrench, and the FSM says 20 foot pounds for plugs. That seems like a lot actually. Does that sound right to you guys?
Thanks!
Spark Plugs...anti-seize or not?
- nos4blood70
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Re: Spark Plugs...anti-seize or not?
20 sounds about right. Anti-seize is your call. It can't hurt.
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Re: Spark Plugs...anti-seize or not?
Copper anti seize works the best for plugs and o2 sensors


