M264 spark plugs on 2020 looking for spec and or guide
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2020 GLC 300
M264 spark plugs on 2020 looking for spec and or guide
I am not seeing any guides for replacing 2020 (M264 only) and newer GLC 300 spark plugs. Does anyone have a guide with torque specs and which type torque wrench to use? Also is there any specific grease needed to be applied on the white insulator or threads?
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Originally Posted by BA796
I am not seeing any guides for replacing 2020 (M264 only) and newer GLC 300 spark plugs. Does anyone have a guide with torque specs and which type torque wrench to use? Also is there any specific grease needed to be applied on the white insulator or threads?
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Torque is 23 Nm on plugs and 8 Nm on coil bolts.
Yes, use grease A 002 989 80 51
I used dielectric from amazon.
Nothing on threads, as it can impact torque value.
Nothing about indexing in WIS but you can find a lot of discussion on MB indexing.
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I have WIS AP15.10-P-1580CWF from 07.02.2020 for 274 engine, i can provide if you like.
Torque is 23 Nm on plugs and 8 Nm on coil bolts.
Yes, use grease A 002 989 80 51
I used dielectric from amazon.
Nothing on threads, as it can impact torque value.
Nothing about indexing in WIS but you can find a lot of discussion on MB indexing.
Torque is 23 Nm on plugs and 8 Nm on coil bolts.
Yes, use grease A 002 989 80 51
I used dielectric from amazon.
Nothing on threads, as it can impact torque value.
Nothing about indexing in WIS but you can find a lot of discussion on MB indexing.
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Can someone please confirm the spark plug torque is 23 NM for the 2020 GLC300? What's been listed is for the M274 engine.
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Duh! It was written on the side of the Bosch spark plug box. 23 Nm. I replaced all 4 easily in under a hour. Dielectric grease on the boot only. Make sure you blow out the hole BEFORE removing the old plug.