I've not done any mechanical work on my car yet watching this video gives me confidence to do it myself when needed thanks for creating this video Mr Khan. 😊
Very good video, clear and concise. Did my Hyundai Tucson 1.7 crdi TLE, which looks a very similar engine, this morning, after watching your video. Been having trouble starting in this recent cold weather, which was explained by the fact that only one plug was working. Managed to get all four out, without incident. Only thing I would add is that I put a small amount of copper grease on the threads of the new plugs to help next time. Thank you for posting the video.
hi.. Big mistake to use copper grease, due to the interacting with the aluminium alloy.. that should have been never seize "carbon graphite based".. just saying ;-)
Excellent video, great detail. i have found hard to start in the cold weather after watching video changed glow plugs very easily, car now starts a lot easier. the only difference i found is there is some sort of protection shield on my 2017 i30 connected to the injector bar above glow plugs replaced back in same place, there are also three nuts connecting the injector bar on mine. keep up the videos.👍😄
Great video, did mine on a 2016 i30. A few subtle differences, extra plugs on the harness and slightly different to remove the injector bar. But pretty much the same process. Plugs came out nice and easy, put ceramic grease on the thread of new plugs so next time they should come out just as easily.
If you have a multimeter you can ground one lead near to the plugs and put the other lead onto the actual plug tip and if you have a reading over 5 ohms it's a good idea to replace that plug. (One, two or 3of them could be fine)
Did you ever change a injector on a Hyundai like this? If yes, may you could tell me which injector nut you was using and does it worked properly? I would be really curious about it. ☺️
Hi DIYKhan, my Kia venga has almost the same arrangement but the area where the heat shield covering the turbo charger and the bar is covered by the rain water panel. So it's therefore a difficult job unless you know what you are doing and having the right tool
So you don't place much leverage on the glow plugs themselves? And you look to putting only a little more than finger tightness for the nuts on the connection bar?
Is it the bonnet release handle which is broken or its too hard to pull. Get someone to press the bonnet down at the front while u pull the bonnet release handle. Hopefully this will help to open the bonnet
@@diykhan it pulls easier than normal and I can follow the sound of the cable almost all the way to the front of the car, but to no effect. I'm concerned about having to damage the front grille to get to the latch mechanism.
@@94still5 it was actually the child that worked in our garage who disconnected the bonnet cable from where it is attached above the headlight. I had to use a sabre saw to cut through the bonnet latch and then weld it back on after opening the bonnet
My hyundai i30 (2011) diesel 1.6 crdi seams to take a while to start. It turns over for about 20 seconds then fires up. Do you have any possible answers to assist me? Thanks
Turn the ignition on and their is orange light on the left side of the dashboard wait for it to go off count to about 10 seconds then turn the key to start the engine it will start up alot easier as the glow plug needs a bit of time to warm up a bit I have the same problem but don't be turning the ignition to start the car while it's cold because it will keep turning with no ignition
Sorry the hear about the broken glow plugs. Here is the link which might help you to pull out the broken glow plugs. th-cam.com/video/ee6sfgIhfT4/w-d-xo.html Good luck 👍.
Followed this by text and managed to replace my glow plugs at ease..... Thanks so much....
Thanks
I find this sort of content so relaxing to watch
That is one of the best videos i have seen very well explained.no silly music straight to the job. Thank you.
Thanks
perfect work and perfect video - very helpeful, thank you very much!!!
You are welcome 😊
Brilliant video thank you so much. Greatly explained and made a really hard hob so easy. Saved me alot of money thank you
You are welcome thanks
I've not done any mechanical work on my car yet watching this video gives me confidence to do it myself when needed thanks for creating this video Mr Khan. 😊
Thank you 😊
Czy świece żarowe najpierw lekko dokręcić a później odkręcać czy lepiej od razu próbować odkręcać?
Very good video, clear and concise. Did my Hyundai Tucson 1.7 crdi TLE, which looks a very similar engine, this morning, after watching your video. Been having trouble starting in this recent cold weather, which was explained by the fact that only one plug was working. Managed to get all four out, without incident. Only thing I would add is that I put a small amount of copper grease on the threads of the new plugs to help next time. Thank you for posting the video.
You are welcome 😊
hi..
Big mistake to use copper grease, due to the interacting with the aluminium alloy.. that should have been never seize "carbon graphite based".. just saying ;-)
Good video, thankyou
Thank you
just seen your video i have a kia ceed 1.6 diesel will do my glow plugs now i have seen you do it thanks so much
Thanks for your support. Good luck with your job.
How often do u change the glow plugs
Have a kia ceed 2012 1.6 desiel
Excellent video, great detail. i have found hard to start in the cold weather after watching video changed glow plugs very easily, car now starts a lot easier. the only difference i found is there is some sort of protection shield on my 2017 i30 connected to the injector bar above glow plugs replaced back in same place, there are also three nuts connecting the injector bar on mine. keep up the videos.👍😄
You are welcome 😊
Great video, did mine on a 2016 i30. A few subtle differences, extra plugs on the harness and slightly different to remove the injector bar. But pretty much the same process. Plugs came out nice and easy, put ceramic grease on the thread of new plugs so next time they should come out just as easily.
Thank you 😊
@@diykhan Friend, does the car report a spark plug failure error?
If you have a multimeter you can ground one lead near to the plugs and put the other lead onto the actual plug tip and if you have a reading over 5 ohms it's a good idea to replace that plug. (One, two or 3of them could be fine)
You are nomber one my friend
Thank you 😊
Fantastic work thanks for sharing👏👌
Thank you 😊
Sorry but I'm a bit deaf. Did you say 10mm or 12 mm to remove the glow-plugs themselves?? Thanks for the great video!
10mm for nuts to hold the rail. 12mm for the plugs themselves.
very well explained Thanks
You are welcome thanks 😊
Did you ever change a injector on a Hyundai like this? If yes, may you could tell me which injector nut you was using and does it worked properly? I would be really curious about it. ☺️
Thx. I always think how look eletrical supply glow plug in my i30 🙂
Hi DIYKhan,
my Kia venga has almost the same arrangement but the area where the heat shield covering the turbo charger and the bar is covered by the rain water panel. So it's therefore a difficult job unless you know what you are doing and having the right tool
I’m about to tackle Venga glow plugs. Access looks crap. Any tips? Correct tools required?
Very nice video. Have ordered new plugs. Is it very that easy to break the glow plugs? in case they break can they still be removed ?
The trick is to warm the engine for 15 minutes n then remove the glow plugs. Just be gentle while undoing them.
@@diykhan thanks a lot. The new plugs should arrive during the next few days. I’m going to let you know if everything worked out!
i’m scared to do this it looks like there’s a lot to go wrong
all the nuts in tight spaces
Dankeschön! Very helpfull
Thanks
Thank you Sir.
You are welcome thanks
So you don't place much leverage on the glow plugs themselves? And you look to putting only a little more than finger tightness for the nuts on the connection bar?
Yes they brake so easy that's why. Thanks
@@diykhan thankyou
Is it posible to remove them without removing the bar? Is there enouth space?
There isn't much space at the back of engine and also each glow plug is threaded on to cylinder block so u will have to take the bar off.
Is it normal to have issues starting at about 5c if the glow plugs are not working
Hi. Yes there can be a possibility. Good luck 👍
great video , got 2011 subaru forester glow plugs have habit of snapping no one wants to attempt to change
Thanks
Glow plus reference for i30 cw 2009?thanks
Any chance you know how to get into the 2010 hyundai i30 engine bay when the bonnet cable is defective?
Is it the bonnet release handle which is broken or its too hard to pull. Get someone to press the bonnet down at the front while u pull the bonnet release handle. Hopefully this will help to open the bonnet
@@diykhan it pulls easier than normal and I can follow the sound of the cable almost all the way to the front of the car, but to no effect. I'm concerned about having to damage the front grille to get to the latch mechanism.
It might be the lever arm broken behind the panel in the footwell. I just had same issue on Kia Venga. Plastic “welded” it with a soldering iron.
@@94still5 it was actually the child that worked in our garage who disconnected the bonnet cable from where it is attached above the headlight. I had to use a sabre saw to cut through the bonnet latch and then weld it back on after opening the bonnet
@@Solentgruen I thought the cable had snapped at first and I’d have to do something similar. Luckily I looked at the other end before getting drastic!
My hyundai i30 (2011) diesel 1.6 crdi seams to take a while to start. It turns over for about 20 seconds then fires up. Do you have any possible answers to assist me? Thanks
Turn the ignition on and their is orange light on the left side of the dashboard wait for it to go off count to about 10 seconds then turn the key to start the engine it will start up alot easier as the glow plug needs a bit of time to warm up a bit I have the same problem but don't be turning the ignition to start the car while it's cold because it will keep turning with no ignition
It might needs new glow plugs
how to remove a broken glow plug inside
You will have to take the whole cylinder block out n then take it to machinist to get it out.
I ended up breaking 2/4 glow plug doing according to this video. I don't know what to do next
Sorry the hear about the broken glow plugs. Here is the link which might help you to pull out the broken glow plugs. th-cam.com/video/ee6sfgIhfT4/w-d-xo.html
Good luck 👍.