I knew you were going to have to unplug the harness. (Ask me how I know lol) those plugs you pulled out looked good to me. Had plenty of life left on them. The chocolate color looked good too they showed a good fuel and air mixture. Nice video. Good straight forward directions
Thank you! The spark plug socket you will need is a 9/16. You will need plenty of extention as the plugs are down a good ways. Autozone sells a 9/16 sparkplug socket by dualistic that comes with a extention,but you will need more extention length to reach the plugs.snug BY HAND and then put your ratchet on and slowly untighten
Im not a mechanic but if you add the electric lube to the spark plug then insert your spark plug in the socket. Doesnt the rubber piece in the socket take most of it off? So instead, should it be added to the coil?
You have the wrong spark plug socket, it takes a 14mm that’s why the one you’re using isn’t grabbing the plug correctly, I work for a Toyota car dealership and both of my brothers are mechanics at the same dealership so I know what I’m talking about, you’re welcome
Using all that greae on the plugs, both ends, is HIGHLY arguable, depending on the mechanic doing the work. There are SO many that say do not put the grease on the plugs. It just is not necessary and is of no real benefit. Depends on who trained you, I guess.....
@@righteousredneck777 Yeah, I just bought some today. They are not pre-lubed. Could depend on the manufacturer, I suppose. But in my entire life I have never seen lubed spark plugs.
Thanks very much for creating this video
Very welcome and I hope it was helpful
I knew you were going to have to unplug the harness. (Ask me how I know lol) those plugs you pulled out looked good to me. Had plenty of life left on them. The chocolate color looked good too they showed a good fuel and air mixture. Nice video. Good straight forward directions
75k on those. Went on and changed em. I need to get some electrical cleaner and clean those harnesses. All in all she's in great shape
she??? omg I didn't know cars got a Vagina 😳I mean gender. @@righteousredneck777
thank you for the video!!
Very welcome
I love your extensions extension lol
Lol
Thank You
Very welcome
What did you use to clean the corrosion build up around where the wiring harness is you showed @ 6:58 ?
Maf sensor cleaner
Hi Nice video Could you please let me know all the tools you used this. I want to buy them and do it my self
Thank you! The spark plug socket you will need is a 9/16. You will need plenty of extention as the plugs are down a good ways. Autozone sells a 9/16 sparkplug socket by dualistic that comes with a extention,but you will need more extention length to reach the plugs.snug BY HAND and then put your ratchet on and slowly untighten
You will also need a 10mm socket to remove the bolts holding the coils in place
@@righteousredneck777 Thank you for your reply. How many extensions need except from autozone spark plug socket that comes with socket
I found that autozone spark plug socket that comes with one extension. Appreciate if you could send a link foe extension
Im not a mechanic but if you add the electric lube to the spark plug then insert your spark plug in the socket. Doesnt the rubber piece in the socket take most of it off? So instead, should it be added to the coil?
That's a good point! I will look into that and you make a great point with this.
@@righteousredneck777 glad you understand.
Awesome video, though. Was looking for some guidance. Thank you.
sir what sucket you are using? i want to buy a right one for me
9/16. Go to autozone. They have a dualistic already attached to a extention that has a bit of a swivel. Perfect for spark plugs
Didn't seem to be too complicated to me
Hi what liter is this car
1.8 liter.
You have the wrong spark plug socket, it takes a 14mm that’s why the one you’re using isn’t grabbing the plug correctly, I work for a Toyota car dealership and both of my brothers are mechanics at the same dealership so I know what I’m talking about, you’re welcome
I got it done,but now I know. Thank you man!
@@righteousredneck777 you’re welcome, I’m a woman though not a man
Is 14mm = 3/8” ?
@@kenyonhairstylingprofessio6018 14mm=0.551inch (9/16) but 14 mm is slightly smaller than 9/16...
@@nopenope414 changed em. Thank you
Using all that greae on the plugs, both ends, is HIGHLY arguable, depending on the mechanic doing the work. There are SO many that say do not put the grease on the plugs. It just is not necessary and is of no real benefit. Depends on who trained you, I guess.....
Many say that they are pre lubricated,but yet I don't see any on any new plugs. Lol...I figure a little dab can't hurt
@@righteousredneck777 Yeah, I just bought some today. They are not pre-lubed. Could depend on the manufacturer, I suppose. But in my entire life I have never seen lubed spark plugs.