Really great video. I had someone change all of my plugs and coils. I believe he crossed something because my vehicle is skipping badly and stalling badly. I believe that I can do this. I'm afraid of forgetting how to put it back together. I guess I'll have to take pictures of how everything looked before taking it apart 😆. I'm nervous, though. Wish me luck
Great video thank you! I’m changing out my 2010 Mazda CX-9 radiator and PCM I’m not too sure how to do the PCM powertrain control module. Any advice will be much appreciated
I was wondering the same because I've seen it done both ways. It doesn't seem beneficial to remove it as far as I can tell but I'm tackling this tomorrow so we'll see. The downside of removing it is there's a gasket that sits in the plenum between the throttle body. So if you don't remove the TB you don't have to replace the gasket. Remove the TB and you should probably replace the gasket. Here's a video showing it done without removing the TB: th-cam.com/video/mHL86WOr8Hg/w-d-xo.html
What i wanna know is how those connector pins by the coils went back in so smoothly...mine came out but wont click back in no matter how hard i push crazy..any advice?
Really great video. I had someone change all of my plugs and coils. I believe he crossed something because my vehicle is skipping badly and stalling badly. I believe that I can do this. I'm afraid of forgetting how to put it back together. I guess I'll have to take pictures of how everything looked before taking it apart 😆. I'm nervous, though. Wish me luck
Thank you for the video. I need it, I will have to change in mine. My is 2011 too
Great video thank you! I’m changing out my 2010 Mazda CX-9 radiator and PCM I’m not too sure how to do the PCM powertrain control module. Any advice will be much appreciated
Nice video and very informative
Can you share with us the parts of ur car that failed to work unexpectingly ?!
What is the recommended mileage to replace the spark plugs?
Do you have to take the throttle body off? Looks like I could just unplug it and still remove the intake. Can you confirm this?
I was wondering the same because I've seen it done both ways. It doesn't seem beneficial to remove it as far as I can tell but I'm tackling this tomorrow so we'll see.
The downside of removing it is there's a gasket that sits in the plenum between the throttle body. So if you don't remove the TB you don't have to replace the gasket. Remove the TB and you should probably replace the gasket.
Here's a video showing it done without removing the TB:
th-cam.com/video/mHL86WOr8Hg/w-d-xo.html
@@scottsuhre2514 yes I did it without removing the throttle body with zero problems
@@sethsmith8766 thanks Seth!
Would like to know the make and model of the torque wrench you are using in this video. Can't seem to find one with lower torques like 2 or 3lbs
What i wanna know is how those connector pins by the coils went back in so smoothly...mine came out but wont click back in no matter how hard i push crazy..any advice?
Thanks for your time, that video help me
How to put on a radiator on a 2011 Mazda CX-9
Which one is #3
72mikeski did you ever find out which one is number 3 ?
My plugs have 50k miles and look worse than yours.