What torque should I use for the coil mounting bolt?
Documented on the 2012 Ford Mustang GT build
Published February 26, 2026
Always follow the factory torque specification when available.
Full Answer
Always follow the factory torque specification when available. If you don't have the spec, snug the bolt without over-torquing — typically a low torque value (single-digit ft-lb or around 7–10 Nm) is used for coil bolts.
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Ignition coil pack (single cylinder, coil-on-plug)
$100
Replacement spark plug (recommended)
$12
Dielectric grease
$5
Related Tools
Torque wrench
OBD-II scanner / code reader
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