HOW TO CHANGE SPARK PLUGS ON MERCEDES BENZ M156 E63 AMG **SAVE HUNDREDS**
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- HOW TO CHANGE SPARK PLUGS ON MERCEDES BENZ M156 E63 AMG! In this video I will show you how to perform a routine maintenance service item, the spark plugs. If you have a Mercedes Benz E63 AMG W212 M156 then you need to check out this video so you can save yourself hundreds of dollars. The service is pretty easy all in all and definitely can be a DIY that you take on.
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Outstanding. I have an 2011 E63. Great vids !!!!!
Good taste 👍🏽
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Worked like a charm for me. Thanks for sharing this.
Glad it helped
Cool Vid, thanks and considering how much effort you put in it :)
Thank you for checking out channel! I’m glad you enjoy the vids!
Thanks for the video! Awesome guide. High quality. On a side note, I noticed that you have the old Power steering fluid reservoir. IMO It should be a regular maintenance item since AMG Revised the part with a newer one. It has a better filter/ screen. It is very cheap and can be a good combo when replacing steering fluid.
good luck .
Thank very much! I appreciate that. Awesome, I will look into that. Thanks for the heads up!
Are the spark plugs indexed? Even at torque spec, sometimes they don't index correctly. Did you check this?
Thanks for the video. Great video & very good in details! My SL63 AMG R230 6.3L going to do my spark plugs too. My cylinder 5 says misfire and I might have had oil inside there but not sure. As soon as my spark plug comes in I will change it. I did change all the coils already. When I changed my coils I saw some oil in Cylinder 5 which I should have changed my spark plug at that time and cleaned out that cylinder 5. It has about 105k miles it now but spark plugs been changed at 85k already.
Did you every found out how you fixed Cylinder 7 which was stripped? What was the conclusion?
Thanks again for checking out my video. I’m glad it brought you some value. Yes, I figured out what was wrong with cylinder 7. It was a piece of the rubber seal for the spark plug holes. You can see how I got it out and what it was in this video th-cam.com/video/m7bC4QgDAUU/w-d-xo.html
DriveTalkCars where did you buy your spark plug socket with the extension? I want to make sure I buy the correct one as well too.
Gapping at 6:44
One of my boots is stuck and its only coming off if I rip it from the coil pack. so I screwed it back in and now thinking what to do. fml
Oh no! Yeah, I had to work with mine a little. I just took my time and pulled a little at a time. But, sometimes a boot or two breaks. You should be able to find just the boot if one does end up breaking. Also, use the boot grease when installing them back on after spark plugs are replaced. 👍🏽 good luck!
@@DriveTalkCars thanks for the help bro, looking for a boot replacement rn
You’re welcome bro 👍🏽