How to Change Spark Plugs - Audi Q7 3.0 TFSI - 4L - 2005-2015 - TOTAL TECHNIK

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  • This video will show you how to replace the Spark Plugs for your Audi Q7 fitted with the 3.0 TFSI engine.
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Komentáře • 21

  • @TotalTechnik
    @TotalTechnik  Před 2 lety

    Looking for tools?
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  • @patrickvandersluis2796

    Thank you for the effort to record this great video. You are a great teacher. It was the best 20 minutes I have spent on Audi service CZcams vids! Thank you.

  • @shashisharma9210
    @shashisharma9210 Před rokem

    Excellent! Very detailed. Very good for DYI where you can understand minor details

  • @Wootstapler
    @Wootstapler Před 2 lety

    Thank's for the Q7 DIY, I have an S4 and even though its the same engine the air box and hoses are a tad different, so good video on how to make room on the passenger side!

  • @alicewhited2769
    @alicewhited2769 Před rokem

    Thank you for such an excellent instructional session! It made my task a quick one and I’m definitely looking forward to others. Subscribed!

  • @user-gv9xe6ui1g
    @user-gv9xe6ui1g Před 6 měsíci +1

    What size spark plug socket do you need? A 16mm?

  • @rodgreen7743
    @rodgreen7743 Před rokem

    Excellent video. You’ve gained a subscriber.

  • @unclejamesx9808
    @unclejamesx9808 Před rokem

    Love these vids. Wish there was more for the 4m q7

    • @TotalTechnik
      @TotalTechnik  Před rokem

      Well, maybe in the future! It will all come down to the support we get from our viewers as to how far we'll be able to go :-)
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  • @alfredosayon
    @alfredosayon Před rokem

    very well done, thank you for doing this!

  • @LuisD2024-f7q
    @LuisD2024-f7q Před 3 dny

    Buen video.

  • @justcallmeq8120
    @justcallmeq8120 Před rokem

    I may as well change my air filter while I’m there lol anything else along the way wouldn’t hurt to update?

  • @idadeal4462
    @idadeal4462 Před rokem

    How do you change lifters for this vehicle. Can you show how to do that

  • @Bigos12
    @Bigos12 Před 2 lety

    a little "spark plug mounting grease" e.g. Beru ZKF01 makes job easier.

  • @anil1011anil1011
    @anil1011anil1011 Před rokem +1

    how do i know which one is ignition coil 4? i am getting p0304 error and struggling the order

    • @anil1011anil1011
      @anil1011anil1011 Před rokem

      i figured out its 1-2-3 on the passenger side. 4-5-6 on the driver side. 1 and 4 are towards the front and 3 and 6 are towards the winshield

    • @anil1011anil1011
      @anil1011anil1011 Před rokem

      for any others trying, this was very easy to install and saved me 400$ that was quoted by a local work shop (not Audi dealer, i am sure it would be have been even higher).

    • @anil1011anil1011
      @anil1011anil1011 Před rokem +1

      p0304 was on the 4th cyclinder. swapped the 4th ignition coil with 3rd. Checked the OBD and it was still throwing the same error of p0304. I then knew it was the spark plug on the 4th cylinder. I put back the swapped ignition coil and then replaced the spark plug on 4th cylinder with a new NGK spark plug. Refitted everything back and restarted the car. No more errors were thrown and OBD also ran a clean scan. Drove for 15min and nothing problematic. Running smoothly now. Thanks to Total Technik for this vido, gave me confidence to fix it myself.

  • @victorvillacis6764
    @victorvillacis6764 Před 4 měsíci

    The dealer was charging me 2k to replace the plugs. Not the coils they said the coils were good.

  • @hussydahustla
    @hussydahustla Před rokem

    Should I check the gap on pre-gapped plugs? Are they usually off?

    • @TotalTechnik
      @TotalTechnik  Před rokem +1

      It's never a bad idea to double-check them as it only takes a few seconds and is good for peace of mind. Pre-gapped plugs are generally very accurate so you should be good either way, so it's all down to personal preference really :-)
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