2003 Toyota corolla How to Changing spark plugs
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ค. 2024
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Car shop wanted $1000 to change my spark plugs, I did it myself from watching this video, spent a total of $30 for the spark plug wrench and 4 NGK spark plugs. thanks soo much for making it easy.
Nice job!!! I would report that shop to consumer affairs that’s way above beyond any labor that is required to replace spark plugs
I just saved a boat load of money without switching to Geico thanks to this video anda few borrowed tools! #myfirsttuneup #yee 🦎😁👍🏽💯
Nice lol always good to j best in tools
Great video, would suggest anti-sieze on the threads. Nice job
THANK YOU FOR THIS
Welcome!!!
Thanks man i really help me alot
Good job!!!
so if you have oil in the plug holes id that the tappet cover gasket needs changing? Does a bit of oil cause problems in the coils as can't affect the spark plug can it as it's sealed into the head? Thanks
do i need to change the O2 sensor for fuel consumption as well? please help thank you for your video
That would be good idea it will help improve MPG
@@RBTheMechanic Thank you so much for your quick response.
Safety first. "DISCONNECT" the battery before working on the engine especially on the ignition system. "DO NOT PLACE ANY METAL OR TOOLS ON TOP OF YOUR BATTERY" Use proper tools, spark plug socket wrenches have a rubber insert at the end which is used to pick up and insert the spark plug safely to the cylinder hole to avoid dropping them. Always use a calibrated torque wrench. The bolts and nut for the coils have torque specs too. Good try though.
U can do that but newer cars u will loose idle memory and car will stall once ur completed
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Does it show an engine code or engine light on ?
No this service of spark plug change should be done regularly every 60k miles
Are the coils the wires?
This car dosent have wires eliminated direct coil per each cylinder
@@RBTheMechanic Mine has the manual windows. Maybe mine is different?
don't you need to unhook battery first?
Buc Wild no you don’t need to do that
@@RBTheMechanic Uhh, yeah you do! Also, you put bolts aside, but the coils... Yeah, wherever... At least we learned what not to do.
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No mention of torque spec?
What year make mode u have I will give u specs
@@RBTheMechanic 2007 Toyota Corolla. I'm reading different numbers online. I'm hoping to get the right ones. Thanks!!!
@@KrazyKramer I will check on alldata from my shop computer tomorrow morning first thing
@@RBTheMechanic ok thanks
@@KrazyKramer ok 2007 Toyota Corolla torque specs on my alldata shows 18ft lb. and if u need spark plug gap .039 to .051 in