Glad it helped! Cars these days are such a pain in the rear end...I had several quotes for $500-$600 to do a spark plug change, so I decided to try it myself.
@@nineonefivetangotango440 to be safe Isn’t it better to disconnect the battery in the trunk you don’t have to use a flat to avoir damaging the plastic if it gets hard?
Thank you bro I have the exact same car and didn’t know I appreciate it can I also ask why my car is misfiring I just replaced the alternator and it started doing that
Dude! Thanks! I have a misfire on 3. Can I just change that one or should I do all of them? It has 150k miles and not sure when they were changed last.
Thanks u made it look easy but now I’m stuck . How do u take it off the dumb brackets on both sides? Where the 10mm nuts are at. I’m getting ready to just break it off
Thank god I found another video , I was getting ready to brake stuff. There’s a braket on passenger side that needs to be loosened up before taking manifold off. There’s no way u can remove manifold without messing with that bracket
Dude I was bout to do the same thing I have a 14 sxt challenger but those brackets on the driver side and there’s one in the back that makes it impossible to get off
I was just careful not to tear anything up, but yea - there's probably stuff that I did wrong according to a mechanic...but this is shade tree mechanic advise you can take or leave...it was better than paying someone $500-600 to change your friggin spark plugs.
I would think the procedure is the same. I read somewhere that the 2016 SXT improved the suspension, but I don't think any significant changes have been made to the to the 3.6L engine.
@@nineonefivetangotango440 Throttle body/carbs. Pretty much the same and since this video isn't for replacing it, then it doesn't matter. Whether you know the term or not, thanks for taking your time to film and document all the steps to this man!
When your car is shaking during idle that means your spark plugs are either dirty or faulty and needs replacement. This cause the car pistons to misfire
Like how you act like the electric plugs are the toughest thing - Bullshit guy, they are the easiest, the damn brackets on the driver side are the worst, and you oddly omitted them from this
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Thank for the vid, I just got done replacing mine on my charger sxt 15 this morning with the help of this video and a dodge repair online handbook.
Glad it helped! Cars these days are such a pain in the rear end...I had several quotes for $500-$600 to do a spark plug change, so I decided to try it myself.
@@nineonefivetangotango440 to be safe Isn’t it better to disconnect the battery in the trunk you don’t have to use a flat to avoir damaging the plastic if it gets hard?
You can just turn the airflow sensor and it comes out, just be careful where you put it aside to.
Thanks for the video man, not looking forward to doing this
Thank you for the video. It was really helpful.
Should I also grease the plugs going to the ignition coils when reassembling?
Carburetor? You mean throttle body?
Yeah - I'm old...when I see a butterfly valve I think of "carburetor", not fuel-injection...
@@nineonefivetangotango440 im glad ur not a surgeon or a mechanic.
Djmontie 😂 exactly I looked just to see who would correct. But I’m not trying to be a jerk guy nice vid
@@pauljoey7977 wished you were not a moron, but it's too late
All the same to me I don't care most people know what you're talking about if you're an old time mechanic
Thank you bro I have the exact same car and didn’t know I appreciate it can I also ask why my car is misfiring I just replaced the alternator and it started doing that
So what did you have to change ? The coil or the spark plug ?
Dude! Thanks! I have a misfire on 3. Can I just change that one or should I do all of them? It has 150k miles and not sure when they were changed last.
Thanks u made it look easy but now I’m stuck . How do u take it off the dumb brackets on both sides? Where the 10mm nuts are at. I’m getting ready to just break it off
Thank god I found another video , I was getting ready to brake stuff. There’s a braket on passenger side that needs to be loosened up before taking manifold off. There’s no way u can remove manifold without messing with that bracket
@@9infiniti6 u can take a pry bar or a piece of pipe and bend it back enough to move the manifold
Study before u start. Do u sew?
@@9infiniti6 just remove all the nuts and bolts - it will slide off toward the driver's side with a little force and then lift up
Dude I was bout to do the same thing I have a 14 sxt challenger but those brackets on the driver side and there’s one in the back that makes it impossible to get off
Did he say " Carburator" like 4 times...LoL
Come on Man !!!!
Where's the distributor cap ?
Carbs are on a comback.
oh - you're so funny
Do I need to go through the extra steps if I only need to change cylinder 3 spark plug?
Or just put everything back?
Awesome!!!
are they 1,3, and 5 on the Passenger side of the engine and if so...is #1 nearest the firewall or nearest the front of the car ?
Thanks for the help
Thank you sir
Did he disconnect the battery. OH BOY TIME TO WATCH ANOTHER VIDEO
yes - it's in the trunk, but i bet u didn't know that
@@nineonefivetangotango440 I know the Cherokee is under the passenger seat, why who knows.
Thanks
Did you say Carburetor....🤔
How often do we need to change spark plugs???
Dodge recommends every 100,000 miles.
Do you need to change any other gasket for the intake?
I was just careful not to tear anything up, but yea - there's probably stuff that I did wrong according to a mechanic...but this is shade tree mechanic advise you can take or leave...it was better than paying someone $500-600 to change your friggin spark plugs.
Will this be the same steps on a 2016 dodge challenger sxt v6
I would think the procedure is the same. I read somewhere that the 2016 SXT improved the suspension, but I don't think any significant changes have been made to the to the 3.6L engine.
yes dude same engine
0:48 Uhh yeah bud, im gonna find another video.
Unbelievable. You gotta remove basically everything to replace damm plugs on a dodge. I miss my Ford.
Chevy bro only way to go
you're right this is beyond ridiculous
love these back yard do fixers ! throttle body not carburetor
love these assholes on the Internet - be nice, didn't your momma teach you anything
@@nineonefivetangotango440 Throttle body/carbs. Pretty much the same and since this video isn't for replacing it, then it doesn't matter. Whether you know the term or not, thanks for taking your time to film and document all the steps to this man!
Video was good until you skipped the part of getting the actual intake off with all the bracket nut loose thank you for the waste of time!
Cry baby
10 minute job, my _ _ _
What does this do exactly to your car
Stops misfire if your lucky and its a regular tune up bruv
When your car is shaking during idle that means your spark plugs are either dirty or faulty and needs replacement. This cause the car pistons to misfire
All this to change spark plugs. That's ridiculous...
Fca
🤣
Get a tri pod and keep the cámara stationary!!!!
not a TH-cam wannabe - don't care about all that - just trying to help my fellow man
Like how you act like the electric plugs are the toughest thing - Bullshit guy, they are the easiest, the damn brackets on the driver side are the worst, and you oddly omitted them from this
nope - yooze just a moron and overlooked how i specifically pointed out the 10mm nuts that secure those "damn" brackets
Umm Carb Hmm🤔 not sure if I want him turning wrenches around my car.
worked on cars longer than you've been alive - so cut us old guys a break and don't be an asshole
How did you know that you had a bad ignition coil? What symptoms did you have?
misfire code and it ran like crap
When you car is shaking during idle that mainly means it's a misfire which correlates to the pistons and spark plugs being faulty or dirty