Wow, I never realized this was so simple! I'm slowly learning basic maintenance for my car and this will be so handy. :) I'm just not sure what the gap size is on my civic.
@@edwardhill6945 this. NGK plugs I know come pre-gapped and are used by Honda for OEM. They also have a thread coating that means you don't need to (and shouldn't!) use anti-seize
Found this post from Genkins on another video that made it MUCH easier for me to remove the back 4 coils/plugs. I am a novice and it was very easy for me to do. Well worth the extra 15 minutes removing/replacing the cowl/heat shield. “You have to take off the windshield wiper cowl first and the heat shield under that. For the cowl, there are three small tabs/clips that need to be popped off with a flat head screw driver - one on the left, center and right. Once those are off start pulling up on the cowl. You'll be able to snap it back in to place when you're done. One thing to note is that the washer fluid hose is attached to this piece too so don't use excessive force when pulling the cowl up and out. Once removed, put the wipers up and positioned the cowl on the lower part of the windshield out of the way. Now for the heat shield. There are 9 bolts total. You'll need a 10mm and a 12mm socket for these as well as an 8-10" extender. You'll see 3 main bolts on the left and the right. Then there are 3 more bolts deeper at a different angle where the extender will really help to get too - one on each side by the other set of three bolts and then one in the center. Unscrew all those and pull the heat shield out. You'll now have the clearance you'll need to get to all the rear plugs.”
Yes. Ive heard with a 1.4 Vtec its about 100k km and with a Type R the same, but if having a 1.8 Vtec its about 150k km LOL Well depends on driving style but 1.4 and Type R drivers doing overall more RPM.
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Numerous Q’s from 1st timers asking about gap. DONT! All of these new type iridium or other fine wire plugs are pre set. You will ruin them trying to change the gap. Most will have some type of warning about not gapping.
Best vid on sparplug removal for a honda civic. My first time doing it. But noticed you did not use "Anti-seize lubricant is it necessary? Also how to know your not putting sparplug in an angle kinda hard to tell from down there.
With newer vehicles you typically don’t, the shiner plugs are already coated and putting on anti sieze could mean you’d ending causing more problems. With a Honda I always go Ngk, and there website says theirs are coated. Just go with the manufacturer recommended plugs and do some research
8 months late but aluminum doesn't flex like steel it just cracks. It would be worth it to go out of your way to get a torque wrench with a lower range if you intend on doing this yourself.
Ive heard with a 1.4 Vtec its about 100k km and with a Type R the same, but if having a 1.8 Vtec its about 150k km LOL Well depends on driving style I guess, but 1.4 and Type R drivers doing overall more RPM.
I first looked because I was gonna do a spark plug check with another plug (like I have done on older cars and motorcycles) as soon as I took off the beauty cover on a 2007 it is WTF? where is the schit? I used to drive gas for 20 years(50's-70's cars and motorcycles) then went to German diesel cars and glow plugs for 15 years so was just gonna check the spark on a lawnmower plug without going out and buying a new plug. But with that long coil it seems I can't test them that way. Scheet! The car makers are making road side repairs almost impossible...like they think their cars last forever? Well, stuff breaks. $17 for spark plugs and $200 to have a mechanic change them? NFW
Anytime really. You can do this job for 15$ 4 plugs. I would say that plugs should be good for at least 30k miles. However if you have oil on them you may need to replace more often.
Sparkplugs usually come pre-gap but it's around 0.04 inches if you really wanna know. Although a quick google research would have given you the answer and would have take approximately the same amount of time you used to write your comment.
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What should be the spark plug gauge distance?
That audible sigh when he dropped it!
You'd think they would have edited that out or rerecorded that part.
Wow, I never realized this was so simple! I'm slowly learning basic maintenance for my car and this will be so handy. :) I'm just not sure what the gap size is on my civic.
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You’ve already done it, but for others, DONT GAP THEM! The new type fine wire plugs are set, you will ruin them if you try to change gap.
@@edwardhill6945 this. NGK plugs I know come pre-gapped and are used by Honda for OEM. They also have a thread coating that means you don't need to (and shouldn't!) use anti-seize
@@AudreysKitchen always stick to manufacture specs! NGK laser iridium. Pricey but worth it.
I think we all sighed when that nut fell
So much easier than with the Honda Fit, wow. Thank for all the important details and steps.
Found this post from Genkins on another video that made it MUCH easier for me to remove the back 4 coils/plugs. I am a novice and it was very easy for me to do. Well worth the extra 15 minutes removing/replacing the cowl/heat shield. “You have to take off the windshield wiper cowl first and the heat shield under that. For the cowl, there are three small tabs/clips that need to be popped off with a flat head screw driver - one on the left, center and right. Once those are off start pulling up on the cowl. You'll be able to snap it back in to place when you're done. One thing to note is that the washer fluid hose is attached to this piece too so don't use excessive force when pulling the cowl up and out. Once removed, put the wipers up and positioned the cowl on the lower part of the windshield out of the way. Now for the heat shield. There are 9 bolts total. You'll need a 10mm and a 12mm socket for these as well as an 8-10" extender. You'll see 3 main bolts on the left and the right. Then there are 3 more bolts deeper at a different angle where the extender will really help to get too - one on each side by the other set of three bolts and then one in the center. Unscrew all those and pull the heat shield out. You'll now have the clearance you'll need to get to all the rear plugs.”
Are you talking about the Honda J engines on Accords?? The rear spark plugs are a PITA to get to
Thanks for your showing how to replace the spark plugs, you made it look very simple👍
Thanks for this , at what mileage do you recommend changing the plugs ?
Great and Thanks to 1AAuto. I was able to finish it in 30 minutes.
THE DEMON UNDER THE CAR ALMOST ATE THAT 10MM NUT. DANGER!!
Wow it’s pretty simple. Thanks for the video!
Do you need to retune the car at all after replacing the coils and spark plugs? Thanks in advance
Nope
Do you have a video on if it has oil leak in the opening repair inside 09 civic
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should you change the ignition wires aswell?
I've read 13lbs of tourqe, then read 18lbs of tourqe. Now I'm scared 😂
LOL at 0:59 I feel ya buddy. I lost a 10mm socket like that.
For a 2011 Honda Civic, replace with NGK Iridium plugs?
Yes.
Ive heard with a 1.4 Vtec its about 100k km and with a Type R the same, but if having a 1.8 Vtec its about 150k km LOL
Well depends on driving style but 1.4 and Type R drivers doing overall more RPM.
Saved me a grip!
Planning to do mine soon. Do you need di-electric grease on the plugs/sockets?
+ybrik5 Thanks for watching! You do not have to add dielectric grease to those parts, but you can always put a little on just as an added precaution. 1aauto.com
Great…. It’s helpful….Thanks
Just got a 2007 civic thanks for the video.
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Whats is the gap spark plugs honda cívic 2007
A small amount of anti seize on the threads and some dialatic grease on the rubber boot will make the next change easier
+@joemignosa9921 Thanks for the feedback!
Thank you!!
Numerous Q’s from 1st timers asking about gap. DONT!
All of these new type iridium or other fine wire plugs are pre set. You will ruin them trying to change the gap. Most will have some type of warning about not gapping.
Best vid on sparplug removal for a honda civic. My first time doing it. But noticed you did not use "Anti-seize lubricant is it necessary? Also how to know your not putting sparplug in an angle kinda hard to tell from down there.
With newer vehicles you typically don’t, the shiner plugs are already coated and putting on anti sieze could mean you’d ending causing more problems. With a Honda I always go Ngk, and there website says theirs are coated. Just go with the manufacturer recommended plugs and do some research
I remove these when my cars flooded right? The try to turn it over and the water should shoot out?
It looked like it took 2× 1/4 turn or 1/2 turn when titening at spec.
Thanks
Thank you
I have a 2008 honda civic sedan, and are there only 4 plugs if so what type do you recommend ? I just pay the parts and pay for the labor
+Lone Wolf We typically carry NGK spark plugs.
Is there special spark plugs to improve my Honda or they all the same ...
If I don't have torque wrench can I still do this?
Can you make a video about spark plug tube seal replacement on 8th gen Honda civics?
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Best brand?
Thanks for this...
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Where can i buy spark plugs for my 2009 honda civic ex coup ?
Which cylinder is the number 1 cylinder?
Does the order in which you start matter? Ex. 4-2-3-1 or am I thinking of firing order?
Nope. You can start at one.
Do you have to disconnect the battery before you start?
helpful video thank you!
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Is rust in the engine bay normal?
What about the other coils and spark plugs in the back. Don’t this have to be changed
Hi
Can it damage if I torque it to 20ft/lbs instead of 18ft/lbs because the lowest setting of my torque wrench is 20ft/lbs?
+Mirvais M. We recommend following the torque specs to ensure you do not create damage to these parts. Thank you for the question.
8 months late but aluminum doesn't flex like steel it just cracks. It would be worth it to go out of your way to get a torque wrench with a lower range if you intend on doing this yourself.
@@sechura3698 what if it's not torqued down at all??
The bolt where the 10mm nut goes (ignition coil) bolt broke what to do
That's what I want to find out too
what did y’all end up doing , mine just broke right now
Kinda late but 12216-RNA-A00 is the part number i broke mines as well awhile back a had a whole freak out
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Thx bro! How.long do those spark plugs last in a civic 2008?
+Saul Espinoza about 40,000 miles or so
@@1AAuto Thanks
I still have the stock @ 110k :(
160,000 on mine. never missed once. Not a good idea though and i ordered a set today
Ive heard with a 1.4 Vtec its about 100k km and with a Type R the same, but if having a 1.8 Vtec its about 150k km LOL
Well depends on driving style I guess, but 1.4 and Type R drivers doing overall more RPM.
Lol I felt that pain when the nut slipped out. I usually carry a magnet tool with me to retrieve those
Do you need to put thread sealant or anything on the plug?
+Tony Marconi No, you do not need to put sealant on the part.
@@1AAuto thank you for the reply.
I knew the facial expression he made when he dropped that nut 🤣
the sigh was so real
Do the NGK plugs come gapped?
BEAVIS yes, any parts store will be able to tell you what the gap size is through the computer
Looks easy, I can't pull them out though ! They all stuck
does an r18 engine have 4 sparkplugs?
+Arwill Arroyo Yes, there will be 4 spark plugs in this engine.
18nm not ft lbs
I first looked because I was gonna do a spark plug check with another plug (like I have done on older cars and motorcycles) as soon as I took off the beauty cover on a 2007 it is WTF? where is the schit? I used to drive gas for 20 years(50's-70's cars and motorcycles) then went to German diesel cars and glow plugs for 15 years so was just gonna check the spark on a lawnmower plug without going out and buying a new plug. But with that long coil it seems I can't test them that way. Scheet! The car makers are making road side repairs almost impossible...like they think their cars last forever? Well, stuff breaks. $17 for spark plugs and $200 to have a mechanic change them? NFW
how do i do the other 3? plz help
They're all the same thing. Just go down the line to the next one until you have done all four.
I can feel his pain when he dropped the nut lol
How should I know when to change spark plugs?
Anytime really. You can do this job for 15$ 4 plugs. I would say that plugs should be good for at least 30k miles. However if you have oil on them you may need to replace more often.
hector javier martinez baide look at what manufacturer recommendeds, it’ll always be in your owners manual.
when your engine takes a long time to ignite
@@ChuckyBeaver if you got oil on your plugs changing them won't fix the issue, that means you got bad seals or a bad engine.
Take a sit just for aspiration, play with some wheels. And let's go after a shower.
What about yhe back ones
+kenny herrera This was for a 4 cylinder so there wouldn't be back ones.
@@1AAuto he’s obviously driving the v8 model of the classic 4 banger…
0:58
That's one filthy engine. It looks like it slept with the fishes....
I wish you would of told us what to gap them at? I expect more from you guys. Guess I have to go watch another video. Thumbs down smh
Sparkplugs usually come pre-gap but it's around 0.04 inches if you really wanna know. Although a quick google research would have given you the answer and would have take approximately the same amount of time you used to write your comment.
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