Lexus IS200T F Sport Spark Plug remove and install
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ธ.ค. 2019
- Hi everyone, this video shows you how to remove your spark plug and install on a lexus is200t Fsport, this procedure also applies to other lexus model. If this video helps you in any way, please subscribe and like to support my channel. Thank you for those of you that shows me the support, I really appreciate it. Thank you again everyone, Happy holidays to you all that visit.
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Tools used in this video:
Stanley Fatmax mechanic tool sets
2 - 2 1/2" extension
6" extension
3/8" rachet
3/8" 10mm socket
5/8" Spark plug socket
Neiko 3/8" Dr. Torque Wrench | Micrometer 120-960 In/Lb
Dewalt Impact Driver DCF887B with 1/4" hex adaptor for the 3/8" 10mm Socket.
Spark Plug Gap .031"/0.8mm
Spark Plug Torque 18 ft. lb.
Coil Pack bolt Torque 7 ft. lb.
See below for conversion from Inch lb. to ft. lb.
Spark plug torque spec 218 inch lb = 18 ft. lb.
Coil Pack bolt torque spec 84 inch lb = 7 ft. lb.
There are not many IS200T videos on youtube. Great jobs,Tino.
Thank You Sun, really appreciate all your comments, and thank you for your support. So far I've only posted minor maintenance since the car is still fairly new. Nothing major yet, but getting there, for sure i need to fulfil a request for the rear shocks remove and install, will do that pretty soon. :)
Thank you so much Tino for the tutorial. I’m already gonna change the spark plugs on my 2016 IS200t fsport. I’m at 41000 miles already!
I'm glad my tutorial helped, thank you for your support and don't forget to subscribe like and click on the notification for upcoming tutorial. Will be doing differential gear oil change soon.
Bro, same here im at 46K gotta change them before something goes to shit. Might as well change them slightly early, if you are newb like me or you who needs tutorial.
It's reasons like this why I like having the IS200T, this job would have been a PITA if it was an IS250. This car is not only better on gas, but cheaper on maintenance too!
Hi George, I agree with you, this car is very reliable and fuel economy is great. I use this car as a daily driving to work and back everyday, well not everyday, maybe, once in a while I would have to use my tsx and give my is200t a breather, trying to chill on the mileage. Mileage on my car is now reaching 95k I think can't recall lol. But yeah, love my lexus. Thanks again for visiting the channel. 😉
I watched your video and was able to do mine today in less than 45mins, first time! I noticed on 1 of the old spark plugs there was some oil and moisture on the thread. Is this normal? My car is a 2016 is200t with 46,700 miles. Big thanks for the video!
When do the ignition coils need to be replaced?
Great video! Dealership told me mine needed plugs at 65,000 miles and the charge was $416.50. No thanks, I’ll do it myself.
Paulbrownwhpd holy crap!! what a rip off LMAO, $300 profit for himself. That's why i'm making video's like these to help out people. I'm glad you find your way here. Cheers and don't forget that notification button, smash it a few time to get my next video's, trying to upload serpentine/drive belt service for is200t. Cheers and thanks for the sub. happy new years and be safe. :)
@@DuBNeTiX bought the AutoLites on the way home from work. I’ll get it done this weekend. Thanks for a great video!
@@paulbrownwhpd anytime Paul good luck and have fun doing it. Cheers 🙏🍺
Can you do a video on serpentine belt replacement?
Hi LthmcknDshwshr, I will try to get at it soon. 👍🍺
Thanks for your help .
Have you done your transmission fluid change ? The dealer said it can’t be changed it’s sealed
Hi Bille Bee, not sure why the dealer is telling you that, every car needs to have transmission fluid and filter change. Yes I've changed my transmission fluid and filter change once, made a video but did not upload it because it was 2 hours long, reason I didn't upload was because someone made a dumb comments about how long my video was where it can be done in minutes and not hours lol. Now I no longer have that video because its been recorded over.
@@DuBNeTiX love your videos . Thanks for taking the time to record them you help me a lot . Did you change your coils too when you changed your spark plugs ? I have 91k miles never did spark plugs or coils
@@billebee4760 no I haven't changed out my coil packs yet ever since the first spark plug change. But I'll be changing them really soon, maybe next week.
I have an is200t Ford sport. What spark plug do you recommend?
NGK-R Iridium
NGK 91961 DILFR7K9G Laser Iridium Plug is the Lexus part for IS200T. $70 for 4 and they are much expensive than others.
Hi Sun, lol yes I know, I had to ask the guy twice from O'reilys if the $17.99 were for each or the pack of 4's. Lol, when he said "Unfortunately, they are each plug" I said ok give me the 4 autolites for $28.76 ($7.19ea) lol.
Tino's DIY do you know if there is any difference in performance for the price?
@@noob2you1 Hi noob2you1, thank you for your question, and in my opinion and honesty, there are no performance differences, Autolite is a step down from NGK so you will get your money's worth. All in all, I think you're paying for name brand, and Autolites has been around for many years. Bosch is what you want to stay away from, I had bad experience with those, and they also been around for years, with Autolites i feel that i get better throttle response and fuel economy I think you get the same as the NGK's. Hope this answers your question.
@@DuBNeTiX Come on, you have a $30k+ car but cheaping out on $50 spark plugs? Turbo cars are picky with what type of plugs you put in, I got the OEM NGK plugs for my 200t for $53 on CarID.
I got mine for $53 from www.carid.com/ngk/laser-iridium-spark-plug-mpn-91961.html
Hello,
Could you please share the tools used in description.
Hi Akhil Ghosh, thank you for your suggestions, Items used in video have been listed in description, hope this helps Thank you for watching, please don't forget to subscribe and like if my channel helped you in anyway and don't forget to click on that notification for next upcoming videos. Thanks again for your support.
How would you change the fuel injector
Hi Leobardo, I would need to take a look, I would think you would need to remove the intake manifold to get to the injectors, Not 100% sure on this. Also need to find out if its direct injection or port injection, but most likely its direct. I will take a look haven't had anytime at all to work on my car.
It's called a shroud
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This is only half the repair. The Lexus bulletin has a updated vacuum hose to replace.
these ngk sparkplugs in my area cost $39 a pop now 😅
Lol, yeah they are getting up there, getting very very expensive. 😂
Dayum that noise at initial cold startup does not sound good.
Dude, how much were the spark plugs when you made this video?
Autolites are 14.99 at Autozone today :D
And Lexus/Toyota ones are $32+..... EACHHHHH .... BROOO inflation much hahah
I forget but was much lower than what it is now lol. Yes inflation is killing us all. Expect more rate hikes. Yikes 😒
@@DuBNeTiX 1st time trying my spark plugs in 10 years. Gonna have to figure out how to GAP my new plugs for first time (just need to watch some more videos, to get exactly 0.8mm 😱). I wanna be more self sustainable. I know how to change them carefully thanks to you, but havent done any self-gapping yet
Looking for gap tool which has 0.031in or 0.8mm exactly.... many of those tools skip that 0.8mm so looking on Amazon
@@DuBNeTiX found this, didn't know all you need is little TAP TAP.... cuz its thousandssssss of an inch differences tiny (as you know)
Learned that I need to buy "feeler guage" (instead of old school gap tool, cuz I can damage sensitive soft iridium pointy tips, opposite of copper so gotta be careful with those). Lets goooooooooo
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@@cyberforked i believe you can pick those gap gauge at autozone. But iridium plugs usually already come pre-gap, but you can ask the store clerk if they are already pre-gapped.
@@cyberforked pretty good video, but my trick suggestion is to place the filler gauge in between the electrode then tap tap, that way you get an accurate setting. 👍🍺
Where’s the beer ?
Lol, Great question. Not a mechanical advisor, but working on car un toxicated is against the DiY code, and seems I have broken that code. 🍻😁😂
@@DuBNeTiX you did man 😔 😂 that belt replacement video better have a 6 pack in the parts required..jk love your content
😂😊 Thanks brutha for your support, really appreciated. Next time, I'll make sure i drink on the job. 👍😂🚀
@@DuBNeTiX 🤣👍🏽
Man. It's easier on the 200t...I swapped my sparks at 65k miles. For the 1st time. On my is350. I think I'm going to be swapping them out every 30k miles. But yea NGK the way to go. The car can easily take 50k miles. Easily..but for tip top shape 30k is cool.
How many miles you have your car when you change spark plugs
75k to 80k around that range I forget.
Tino's DIY thanks 🙏
Dealership quoted me $409 for spark plug replacement
Lol, that's called a rip off 😅
Hi. I take my 2016 is 200T. To the dealership and they say. I need. To change the spark plugs. Every 40000 because is a turbo. If was normal (no turbo). I can do it at 100000 😲😲😲😲. And they want me to pay 💰 $1089.00 🥲🥲 my ????? That true *Tino *
Hi Ivan, don't have to listen to the dealer, that's what they recommend but depending how you drive your car, spark plugs can last more than 100k turbo or non turbo
Thank you Great vídeo
Id stick with Denso or NGK for Toyota/Lexus products. Id even go for BOSCH. Autolites? Hell no
JME R, video is a tutorial not a recommendation for what brand spark plugs you have to use. Autolites, if you're on a budget or can't afford NGK's. Spark plugs brands are your preference, i did not say you have to purchase or use autolites. Thanks for watching, cheers!🍺
@@DuBNeTiX I got that. Just saying from experience with Toyotas and Lexus products. Those brands are recommended and work better. Autolites are for american cars. I have the same car you have twice and will not spend 6 dollars a plug for my IS or any Lexus vehicle I were to own. Just like you mentioned NOT to use anti seize for the car when normally its ok. There are reasons why its different for this car and brand.
With that said thanks for the good tutorial video. Just giving you some good advice for future.