Thanks for the video. The plugs on the driver side are easily visible but I I couldn’t figure out where the other three plugs were located. Odd that Jeep would use a different type of boot for the other side.
Brought my jeep in to the dealer. Got a lifetime warranty. The coils need to be replaced and they're under warranty. They now suggest i get the spark plugs changed as well. They want to charge me $650 to change the plugs. Is that insanity or what? To me, since the coils are already being replaced the spark plugs will take like 10 minutes to pop in or am I wrong?
Will I have trouble getting the plugs out if my girlfriends keep liberty 2012 has 60k miles on it? I’m worried about breaking a plug and the threads staying in the head
I have the same issue with my Jeep and refuse to fix due to how labor intesive it is. I belive the problem to be the blend doors, but it’s only a guess. Thanks pal.
Yes, and three quarters of the way through, I realized that the camera wasn’t recording. Fairly straightforward, but if you are at all uncomfortable, I would do them one at a time. Have a good weekend.
Just trying to make sure I wired the spark plugs as they were after replacing them and the Ignition coils in my 2010 jeep liberty ... I think its right but its backfiring now... cant find a diagram ... the picture i took was from one side and not enough from above lol....
Thanks, the Commander has this stupid intake cover that you have to remove first. It's annoying at best. This also makes sense since I spent way more time than I'd like to admit looking for 2/4/6 coils.
You can usually feel a misfire at idle. You'll notice a slight hesitation/miss that causes the vehicle to shake slightly. If I recall correctly, coil 1 is the left front or driver's side front. Please do your own research and don't take my word for it. Good luck.
My 11' Jeep Liberty is idling up and down, lights all on my dash board, jerking when I drive could this be a needed repair. I haven't had a tune up in 2 years.
I like that fancy electric ratchet. Just so ya know, fords never need plugs changed. They are designed to last the life of the vehicle which we all know is several million miles.
Super simple, until the coil boot doesn't come out with the coil 😡 No fun getting it out of the cylinder head. Some lubricant and a compressor helps, but not many DIY peeps have a compressor nearby.
@@HilltownCT baked in, on the spark plug, to the bottom of the cylinder and breaks apart into a bunch of small pieces as you try to pick it out while looking into how much a new ignition coil is going to run you! I just had two of the three do that to me while replacing my spark plugs. Some advice, get a dental pick or similar hooked instrument and a shop vac with a tapered nozel before you change your spark plugs, or you might be stuck using whatever you have on hand to clear your cylinder if your boot breaks off in it. Such a piss-off and waste of your day!
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Thanks dude, super simple even with just a regular socket wrench . You have helped out a lot and saved me $260 on my 11' Liberty.
That’s awesome. Glad to hear it.
About to attempt this on My '12 Liberty. 153k should be about due... Thanx 4 Posting. 👍
Thanks so much. This is the only video that addressed the right side! You rock! Take care & have a blessed day!
Thanks pal. You too.
Hey just used your video to change the spark plugs on my wife’s Jeep Liberty. Thanks for the tutorial!
Great tutorial!! I just changed my plugs without a hitch. Thanks!!
Thanks for this video! I couldn’t remember where the other plugs were. Lol!
Extremely helpful‼️. Could find spark plugs for left bank lol
Just the info I needed! Top video shown when I searched "Changing spark plugs 2010 Liberty". Thanks!
Thanks for the feedback. Glad it helped ya!
Thanks for the video explanation !
I have a 2012 Library sport, and i love this car !
Cool Sam. Thanks for watching.
Thanks for the video. The plugs on the driver side are easily visible but I I couldn’t figure out where the other three plugs were located. Odd that Jeep would use a different type of boot for the other side.
With a 306 code do I changed cylinder 3 with new coil?
Same on a nitro, 2010?
Brought my jeep in to the dealer. Got a lifetime warranty. The coils need to be replaced and they're under warranty. They now suggest i get the spark plugs changed as well. They want to charge me $650 to change the plugs. Is that insanity or what? To me, since the coils are already being replaced the spark plugs will take like 10 minutes to pop in or am I wrong?
Im looking to do the same on my 08 liberty. Same body style. According to parts store mine doesnt have wires?? Did they only do it some years or what?
Such a uncomplicated video... Thank you
you changed 3 on the right and only one on the L side. Then put the air vent back on. Where are the other two on the L side?? Thank You
I have a 2012 Liberty. Do you have to gap the spark plugs?
Depends. Some come pre-gapped, but always wise to check 'em.
Do you know if the 2008 Liberty is the same as far as coils?
I don’t think the 08 is the same.
I got my NGK plugs at NAPA for $ 2.79 a plug some times AMAZON is not cheaper.
That’s a great price!
What size extensions where you using and great video about to be changing mine pretty soon ..
8 inch. Good luck with your repair.
Will I have trouble getting the plugs out if my girlfriends keep liberty 2012 has 60k miles on it? I’m worried about breaking a plug and the threads staying in the head
i think you’ll be fine. You won’t know until you try.
Thank you ¡
You’re welcome. Thanks for watching.
Thank you very much !
You’re welcome!
Nice job really appreciate your help I have a question my vent blower only blows through the defroster that’s hot and cold any suggestions
I have the same issue with my Jeep and refuse to fix due to how labor intesive it is. I belive the problem to be the blend doors, but it’s only a guess. Thanks pal.
Hilltown Back some troubleshooting a misfire now hopefully it’s an ASD relay and not a valve
Cool video😎
Can you confirm for me if the spark plug wire order is 1-4, 3-6 and 5-2?
Yep, it is.
Thank you
WHAT OTHER PLUG DOES THE NO 5 COIL ALSO FIRE ON A 2011 JEEP LIBERTY 3.7
On the 2010, No 5 goes with No 2. I would assume the 2011 is the same, but verify that.
@@HilltownCT -thanks your video is a big help, I changed no 5 with a new coil it worked perfect like your video explained.
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Great video think its the same for the v6 3.7 2010 Commander?
I honestly don’t know. Thanks for watching and good luck.
thank you!
What size is the socket for the spark plug 14?
5/8in Spark Plug Socket specifically
8in Extension was used and he used a 10mm socket to get the ignition coils off on the right side.
Thanks a lot for sharing... what is the socket size for plugs? Greetings from Mexico.
Hey Cesar, I think it's a 5/8, but I'm not sure. I got rid of that Jeep a while back. Good luck bud!
Did you ever upload the video of you changing the ignition wires?
Yes, and three quarters of the way through, I realized that the camera wasn’t recording. Fairly straightforward, but if you are at all uncomfortable, I would do them one at a time. Have a good weekend.
So whats the firing order
And can you show how the plugs go from the ignition coils to the cylinders
Just trying to make sure I wired the spark plugs as they were after replacing them and the Ignition coils in my 2010 jeep liberty ... I think its right but its backfiring now... cant find a diagram ... the picture i took was from one side and not enough from above lol....
Definitely sounds like crossed wires.
Probably been a while,i ususlly mark them front to end 1,2,3,I do it on the left and right side
Thanks, the Commander has this stupid intake cover that you have to remove first. It's annoying at best. This also makes sense since I spent way more time than I'd like to admit looking for 2/4/6 coils.
What symptoms were given to know she needed these changed?
There were no symptoms...it’s part of normal maintenance every 30k.
I thought if no broken dont fix
How can you tell if you have a misfire then I’m getting code cylinder one misfire how would I know which of the three coils is one
You can usually feel a misfire at idle. You'll notice a slight hesitation/miss that causes the vehicle to shake slightly. If I recall correctly, coil 1 is the left front or driver's side front. Please do your own research and don't take my word for it. Good luck.
can the same coil pack be used?
Absolutely. If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. 😃
At what mileage one needs to change the plugs?
30k
My 11' Jeep Liberty is idling up and down, lights all on my dash board, jerking when I drive could this be a needed repair. I haven't had a tune up in 2 years.
I like that fancy electric ratchet. Just so ya know, fords never need plugs changed. They are designed to last the life of the vehicle which we all know is several million miles.
Ya they just blow them right out of the cylinder head !
Super simple, until the coil boot doesn't come out with the coil 😡 No fun getting it out of the cylinder head. Some lubricant and a compressor helps, but not many DIY peeps have a compressor nearby.
Famous Forever Yes, that’s not good! They tend to get baked on over time.
@@HilltownCT baked in, on the spark plug, to the bottom of the cylinder and breaks apart into a bunch of small pieces as you try to pick it out while looking into how much a new ignition coil is going to run you!
I just had two of the three do that to me while replacing my spark plugs. Some advice, get a dental pick or similar hooked instrument and a shop vac with a tapered nozel before you change your spark plugs, or you might be stuck using whatever you have on hand to clear your cylinder if your boot breaks off in it. Such a piss-off and waste of your day!
Why do these engines sound like mini diesels??
I see what you mean and I don’t know why they sound that way. Now, if they only last as long as a diesel we’ll be all set! Thanks for watching.
its much cheaper on ebay. you can get 6 of them for just under 20$
Ijnat - I just bought my plugs at O'Reilley's Auto Parts for $15.24. Not everything bought online is cheaper, unless you get free shipping.