Torque specks on a 2006 Nissan Xterra intake manifold

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NISSAN XTERRA SERVICE REPAIR MANUAL 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 DOWNLOAD

Here's a link to your intake. Repair Guides Engine Mechanical Components Intake Manifold AutoZone com

Looks like about 21-35 ft. lbs. depending on which engine u have.

http://www.autozone.com/autozone/repairguides/Nissan-Frontier-Xterra-1998-05/Specifications/Torque-Specifications/_/P-0996b43f8037fa5c

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Prior any doing I recommend to remove negative terminal on the battery, Carefully detach air flow meter wire plug by press the lip on it. Also unplug t p s and ground wires on the plenum,detach hose and sensor in one piece with the top of the air filter , use a twelve mm socket and remove intake manifold plenum bolts ,remove plenum ,Wha la unplug coil wires, with a ten mm socket remove coil unit .bingo...use 5/8 sparkplug socket.

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Hello the sensor is located under your intake manifold you will need to remove the intake manifold to gain access to it here is photos of what and where your looking for this

cylinder head bolts 40 - 47 ft lbs, intake manifold bolts 12 - 14 ft lbs. , intake manifold nuts 17 - 20 ft lbs. , rocker arm shaft bolts 13 - 16 ft lbs. exhust manifold bolts 13 - 16 ft lbs. i hope this helps.

Hi El Faraon,
I believe that you're dealing with 12 mm bolts and nuts....THESE ARE NOT THE SPECS FOR YOUR ENGINE, but I believe that if you use them you'll be close....Tighten in three stages up to 22nm....choose the bolts from the centre of the manifold and circle outwards until you reach the last one.....It may be a good idea to draw an overhead or plan view of the unit, marking out the bolt positions.....Start at the centre and mark the sequence and follow that....What is important is starting at the centre, so that nothing becomes warped....

Hope this helps,

Regards, Johngee10