2017-2021 KIA SPORTAGE, Replace Spark Plug Tips
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- čas přidán 25. 01. 2023
- A DIY auto mechanic describes must-have tips for replacing spark plugs in 2021, 2020, 2019, 2018, and 2017 KIA Sportage with 2.4L GDi engines.
The most common signs of bad spark plugs include start-up trouble, rough idling, sluggish acceleration, engine knocking, declining fuel economy, engine misfiring, engine knocking, and reduced ECO Mode.
Supply list:
1. Replacement OE Fine Wire Double Iridium Spark Plug Kit Fits 2016-2021 Kia Sportage 2.4L
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2. Permatex 81150 Dielectric Tune-Up Grease.33 oz Tube
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3. Option - Premium Ignition Coil Pack Set of 4..... for vehicles over ~150k
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Tools:
1. 3/8” rachet
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2. 10 “extension bar
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3. 10 mm socket
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4. 5/8” deep spark plug socket
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5. Torque Wrench, Micro Adjust, 3/8" Drive
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6. battery terminal cleaner
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7.Heavy Duty Light Tester with Voltmeter (Test Coil Packs)
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8. Rubber hose
8-12 inches in length, 3/8" - 1/4" I.D.
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Doesn’t get any more straight forward than this. Thank you. You’re a true professor of The CZcams University.
My 17 year old son and I were able to replace an ignition coil and the spark plug with the help of your video. Thank you!
followed your instructions to the letter and worked like a charm, thanks very much :) I'll be back when I need to rebuild my entire engine lol.
I particularly LOVE how you name the tools and parts.
Thanks for sharing! I look forward to changing my own spark plugs in a couple of weeks.
Thanks, very good video of instructions.
Thank you for this video! Awesome!
Thank you for the tips!
Thank you for the informative and thorough video it’s a big help . The dealer wants some big money to change soak plugs . This will save me much money . I appreciate it
You seem like you were in the military by the explanation great video!
You are an excellent teacher!
Thank you! 😃
great video. Thank You
Thank you! New subscriber
Great video, thx ❤
Absolutely informative! No yacking, just the job! Great video.. nice idea on the rubber tube! I use a rubber tube to install 194 bulbs.. thinking outside the box 😉..
Cool, thanks!
Now I have to figure out what plugs go in. I have a 2019 Kia Sorento LX with the GDI. I'm coming up with two different numbers one on Amazon and one on eBay. I'm going in for a recall on some fuse link. They said it could cause a fire. It's somewhere near the back on the driver side. So I'll go to the parts counter and give them my VIN number. And then I will use your instructions and go to it. It shouldn't take me more than 30 minutes from start to finish. I was worried about having to change the plugs. A lot of new engines, The plugs are under the manifold. I was happy to see how easy it is. And don't worry I won't forget the dielectric grease. You learn something everyday. CZcams college I call it. I will get back with you and let you know how it goes. I'll check all the coil packs too. Total all together is about 80 bucks for all the parts coils and plugs. So that's not too bad. They probably want $300 or better to do it at the dealer. All right have a great day and stay safe and if I need any more reference I'll get back with you. You have a great video. Stay blessed
You should always check the gap. I bought new plugs for 2018 Honda SI “pre gapped” was getting misfires, pulled the plugs and the gaps were way over. Always check for manufacturing defects.
Thank you for your video. I have a 2018 kia sportage and l may need to change my spart plugs...no problem yet, but the car dealership told me to change them because he think it's time.
Send me a pic after you replace your old plugs.
Hello friend how are you may i ask regarding my kia sportage 2019 model the issue is my ignition coil is alway burn can you please help me to solve my problem in my car 2 times now happen i need your help to identify and solve my problem in my kia sportage 2019 model
Thank you! Do you have a video showing how to release the clip on the coil packs? The clips on the two drivers side coil packs are difficult to loosen and it is difficult to remove the coil packs with the clips attached.
No video but the clips are likely jammed up with fine dust. Try using compressed air (for PC keyboards?). Can be purchased at Office Max and other office supply stores. Spray the clips with air while trying to disconnect. Great question.
any tips for removing a stubborn coil pack harness off the boot ? 3 cyclinder is misfiring, changed the plug now trying the coil. but the wire is being a pain to take off. almost breaking my thumbs press down on the connector
Disconnect battery. Spray the connector area to remove the debris. brush with a toothbrush and then try again
Hi again! Doing mine this week. mine were all white and burnt up looking @ 48k miles. 2017 Sportage
Let us know how it goes.
@protipsplus Will do. I got the OEM NGK's. Bought directly from NGK. The weird thing is, my old spark plugs look terrible. But the engine runs great. Curious to see if I notice a difference
You dah MAN! Keep It Seriously Simple!
Thanks! Will do!
At how many miles should I replace spark plugs I have a 2019 Kia sportage at 59,000 miles but every now and then it’s a sluggish startup my battery starter and alternator are fine I’m going to attempt the plugs also what gauge is that hose ?
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I can't find my 10mm socket. I got another one and now I can't find that one either. Tips?
You can also use an open end/ box end wrench or crescent wrench. I don't recommend pliers.
What "size hose" are you using to removed the spark plug?
8-10 inches of 1/4" i.d. hose.
What should the spark plug?Gap me for a two thousand and seventeen kia sportage two point four liter engine
The 2020 Kia Sportage has a spark plug gap of 0.044 in (1.1 mm).
There is a code when i check the dtc the code is p0620 cylinder #3 random misfiring please help me to solve the problem of my kia sportage 2019 model 2 times burned my ignition coil cylinder #3 when i change the ignition coil within in 2 minutes the ignition coil is again burn can you help me there is posibility the pcm is the main problem why always burn the ignition #3 TIA
This is what I found. Common Problems That Trigger the P0620 Code
1. Alternator failure - Check output voltage. It should be ~ 13.5v. The 2019 Kia Sportage alternator has an internal voltage regulator. The voltage regulator sends power from the alternator to the battery, and controls the charging process. It could be that the voltage regulator is faulty.
2. Battery failure
3. Powertrain Control Module (PCM) failure - less likely
4. Wiring issue - check and replace/repair bad wires
Is there anything else wrong with it that I should take care of so that my car's ignition coil doesn't burn out all the time. What else could be wrong with it because I already changed the alternator assembly the same problem TIA
Everything in the forums points to plug or wiring issues.
What size rubber hose do you use?
3/4 - 1/4 inch i.d. about 8-12 inches long.
What is Kias recommended miles to switch these out?
Under normal operating conditions, spark plugs should be replaced every 45,000 miles or 36 months.
When need to change plugs, how many kilometers?
Approximately 72,500 kilometers or 36 months.
Changing them on my wife's 2017 sportage. Its at 140k miles and i assume they've never been changed
Take before and after pics of the RPMs at idle. Let me know how it goes👍
Why does everyone use a 5/8 socket ? I thought this was an all metric vehicle.