Spark Plug Replacement for Toyota 4.0 V6 1GR FE
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ต.ค. 2024
- Here's a how-to video with step by step instructions on replacing the spark plugs in the 4.0 Toyota engine. These basic steps can be applied across many platforms so it's an informative video regardless of what you drive!
This applies to (but not limited to) the following vehicles:
2003-2009 Toyota 4Runner / Hilux Surf (GRN210/215)
2007-2011 Toyota Land Cruiser (GRJ200)
2003-2009 Toyota Land Cruiser Prado (GRJ120/121/125)
2005-present Toyota Tacoma(GRN225/245/250/265/270)
2005 Toyota Hilux (GGN10/20)
2005-2006 Toyota Tundra(GSK30)
2007-2009 Toyota Tundra (GSK50/51)
2005-present Toyota Fortuner (GGN50/60)
2007-2009 Toyota FJ Cruiser(GSJ10/15)
Applications (with Dual VVT-i) in model years:
2010-present Toyota 4Runner (GRN280)
2010-present Toyota FJ Cruiser
2012-present Toyota Land Cruiser
2009-present Toyota Land Cruiser Prado (GRJ150/155)
2010-present Toyota Tundra(GSK50/51)
2012-present Lexus GX 400(URJ150)
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I clean my engine before changing out spark plugs. I agree that the best spark plugs are what is recommended in your vehicle's owner's manual. This is an excellent tutorial, and you save lots of money in labor.
The 08 was crazy easy. Like one bracket driver side. Took me 2 day search to find this one. Thanks again
Some mechanics also recommend replacing boots on the ignition coils every time when spark plugs are replaced. Denso 671-6310 would be the set for this 4Runner.
While the drivers side is free of crap it’s a good idea to replace the pcv valve too. They’re cheap and quick to replace.
Good job on the video!
Awesome tutorial, I'm going to be doing this on my 2015 pretty soon so it was great to see exactly what needs to be pulled out of the way. Love yall's content and hope to see you on the east coast trails sometime!
Glad we could help!
Great vid! Made it look easy. Pretty intimidating...I could definitely see myself videoing myself taking things apart...I could totally see myself forgetting how something went back...
Glad you enjoyed it! Hope it helps!
Thanks for the video! I just did my ‘17 ORP (w/61k mi). Man, the drivers side, especially the back 2, were a pain! Only 2 cuts on the hand, not bad!
That's great how-to guide. Now I need to check when mine were last done!
I love that you also included torque specs - most people forget about them! If anyone else is looking for other torque specs, they're all in the repair guide, and p115 has the 1GR-FE engine specs: drive.google.com/file/d/1uALrUvQImeaVQc7nemPdqFuuxjdVwRJ_/view
Thanks man! I rarely include them myself because we are huge advocates of people doing their own verifications.
Here's a tip I learned a long time ago from an experienced (old) electrician. On your roll of tape every 90 degrees lightly score the edge of the roll with a knife. When you need to pull a piece off it tears easily at the closest score mark.
@2:55 you said "... passenger's side air injection pump".
Not trying to be snobby, I swear, but for anyone wondering where to find information on these things,
they're called "Emission Control Valve Sets".
The passenger's side valve is the "NO. 1 EMISSION CONTROL VALVE SET" (for Bank 1),
and the driver's side valve is called "NO. 2 EMISSION CONTROL VALVE SET" (for Bank 2).
Torque Specs & Part Numbers:
NO. 1 & 2 EMISSION CONTROL VALVE SET nuts (3 each): 15 ft-lbs. (socket size: 12mm) (part #: 90178A0048)
Air Tube bolts (2 each): 7 ft-lbs. (socket size: 10mm) (part #: 90105A0079)
Air Tube Gasket: (part #: 173770S010)
Just in case someone looses or breaks them!
Awesome video!
Wow. I got a 13 with all the extra crap on passenger side. Hey its a Magma. Thanks. This helps
Nice bro iv love watching your travel vlog..watching from cebu philippines...shout out to your next vlog..#TRUCKING DRIVER PHILIPPINES..GOD BLESS TO YOUR FAMILY
I am looking at buying 2014-2016 4RUNNER either the SR5 or Limited. The 4x4 options are so different between the Part-time and Full-time 4x4. Do you know if one is more robustly built or are they both comparably reliable. I intend to keep for many many years like 10-15 years. I don’t want to experience any electronic failures. I live in Toronto Canada 🇨🇦. Not much snow here, little warmer than what people think.
Like video, I have a 2018 4runner and just changed plugs . Getting really bad milleage, can it be the ngk lazer ilidium plugs? Thanks
Great timing. I was just about to do my spark plug replacement on my 4th Gen. Got some good tips in your video that I'll be using. Thanks 😁 👍
Always enjoy your informational vids. Great job, and I consider you and the information you put out there a trusted source. Your dual battery system caught my eye and have been looking into powering my rig. Have you done any vids on you power backbone configuration? Thanks again and keep it coming.
No, but that's on the list! Thanks for the support!
Don't modern day plugs already come with a anti seize coating on the threads from factory ?
Love what you are doing, guys! Keep it up! I will never stop watching you guys! Kind of creepy but there you go! Hahahaha! PS: Beast update please!
Thanks so much for the support!
Thanks for the video! A few things I would recommend........ I would ditch the plastic engine top cover as it serves no real purpose. Also, prior to coil pack removal I always give the valve cover area a brush off to remove stuck on debris followed by a blast of air from a compressor to remove loose particles that can fall into the plug wells. Once the coil packs are off I give the plugs wells themselves a blast of compressed air to get as much debris out as possible before plug removal.
what air compressor u use? rofl
You should do a complete setup review/walk around of your 4 runner
Thanks for the content brother
When should I replace my my fuel filter on my 2013 with 77000 miles?
How often does it require to replace? My 2015 5th gen is about to reach out 60K miles now
I did mine the first time around 63,000 in 2015 and doing it again tomorrow with 117,000. 6 years on the plugs is enough for me.
Different topic, have you done any undercoating on your 4R? How does the underside look as far as rust?
So is mine! There's lot of topics going on in many 4runner forum about frame rust. I have checked mine and also rust is going on so bad...
What happens if you break one of the air injection tube mounting bolts…..😩
@lifestyle overland How many miles do you have on your 5th gen?
I asked him this in an email. No response.
146,000 miles 👍
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So I just did this to my truck and I had a huge power increase but my gas mileage is in the shitter, any ideas??
third person here to mention this..odd
If you disconnect the battery, the OBDII will reset, and you must do the Drive-Cycle because it is not going to pass the Smog test.
I have a 2014 limited but my manual calls for sk20hr11, weird.
What’s the deal with 2 batteries. Accessories?
My spark plug replacement video would be shorter. It would just be a shot of me handing several hundred dollars to my mechanic followed by a shot of me sitting in a dingy waiting room flipping through the May 2003 issue of Sports Illustrated and checking my watch every few seconds.
TORQUE SPECS MUST BE ADJUSTED DOWNWARD WHEN USING ANTI-SEIZE.
Cleaning the throttle body at this time is also a good move, even the mass air flow sensor should get a spray along with a change out of the air filters.
As for wearing gloves, it's not only hard to do camera stuff, there's so much that needs to be done without them! Too bad there's not a nitrile glove that really does protect the skin and still give a good tactile feel.
My 2013 has air injection pumps
Easy-pezy 👌
For some of you novices like me who are changing their Spark Plugs themselves for the first time, I recommend watching "The Car Care Nuts" instructional video instead of this one as this one skips over many pertinent steps that'll prevent you from having a smooth installation. Anyways, good luck!
Wait why are there 2 batteries
It's an upgrade to run more lights and what not