2008 Chevy Colorado Sparkplug Replacement-3.7 Five Cylinder

My bad. I went too long without changing my sparkplugs in my 08 Colorado but I got er done. This is a great DIY project done with minimum tools and it takes about 1 hour to complete.

[@user-yj7yn4fi4l]

I sold a bunch of those new when I was a Chevrolet salesman.
Changing spark plugs, in the late 1970's, my stepsister's Ford Maverick with a 302 needed changing. It's really tight at the shock towers and those two the electrodes were almost gone and the other 6 had normal wear. Someone in the past only changed the ones easy to get to and didn't change the one's at the shock towers. I've found a lot of half assed messes in the 45 years I've turned wrenches.

[@stevoj8959]

I hear ya. Funny how when something is too tough to do people just leave it. Some plugs are really hard to get at without the right tools. I found it much easier on my 71 Chevy when I bought a swivel head ratchet. Now I can't live without it. Thanks for tuning in. Stevo

[@liljoeii6091]

Always wanted to check out one of those Colorado's I like how they are not jacked up too high I like the littler wheels on them say if it was a 1415 16 inch Rin and Tire I like when a truck is just basic I don't need all that junk they put on them then when it has all that stuff in and they want 100,000 and no pickups worth $100,000 thank you for the video

[@stevoj8959]

The whole jacked up thing for me is a big issue. If I bought a new full sized, I would want to lower it down. The Colorado has 15 inch wheels and it is getting tough to find the tires you want. Don't know what I am going to do when it comes time to replace it. Thanks. Stevo