All that to check the gap on the plugs. Just as well those NGK platinum plugs will last a 100,000 miles before they need replacing. I can remember a time when all you needed to change spark plugs or check plug gap was a solitary plug removal tool, now you seem to have to bring a Tool box with you.
Get the 9/16 or 14mm spark plug socket or have the magnet pickup tool that is small to pull the spark plugs out. U can loosen with the deep socket but u need the magnet or the spark plug socket to pull it out. I never knew that opening could be that narrow! I went and bought a magnet and the magnet was too big. Next trip I bought a thinner magnet then decided to just buy the socket in case the magnet couldn't lift the plug. Socket was nearly 10 dollars but the magnet pulled it out. Returning the socket. Ordered a set of 5 on Amazon for 11 dollars. I'll just have extras. Good luck. Wasn't a hard job. Just tedious and excessive for NO reason! Hours of work!
Hello A1 crew first off I love your videos very detailed and step by step directions. However I don't know the names to all the parts. Plz can you tell me what is the name of the hose that is connected to the valve cover, pcv valve. This hose is ripped at the lip and needs to be replaced but I'm having trouble finding the name of the hose?
You don't even mention all the sizes of the bolts. Neither does Haynes manual. Which sucks like TRQ. Why bother even making the video. Waste peoples time.
Dam! You have to remove all of that just to change the plugs and coil. That's why I like my Honda Civic. One of the most easiest car to work on.
All that to check the gap on the plugs. Just as well those NGK platinum plugs will last a 100,000 miles before they need replacing. I can remember a time when all you needed to change spark plugs or check plug gap was a solitary plug removal tool, now you seem to have to bring a Tool box with you.
thank you for this detailed video. i was able to do this twice as my problem was a bad coil #1
Jeez. All that just to change spark plugs
Get the 9/16 or 14mm spark plug socket or have the magnet pickup tool that is small to pull the spark plugs out. U can loosen with the deep socket but u need the magnet or the spark plug socket to pull it out. I never knew that opening could be that narrow! I went and bought a magnet and the magnet was too big. Next trip I bought a thinner magnet then decided to just buy the socket in case the magnet couldn't lift the plug. Socket was nearly 10 dollars but the magnet pulled it out. Returning the socket. Ordered a set of 5 on Amazon for 11 dollars. I'll just have extras. Good luck. Wasn't a hard job. Just tedious and excessive for NO reason! Hours of work!
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Thank you it’s a good video.
Thank you for the video!
Don't you need to apply di electric grease?
did you replace the gaskets?
One of the worst engines that ever made . All that just to change the dam plugs
Hello A1 crew first off I love your videos very detailed and step by step directions. However I don't know the names to all the parts. Plz can you tell me what is the name of the hose that is connected to the valve cover, pcv valve. This hose is ripped at the lip and needs to be replaced but I'm having trouble finding the name of the hose?
+audrey lopez This hose is commonly referred to as a breather hose.
What brand do you use ?
thats the biggest pair of needle nose pliers i have ever seen
So you need to replace and manifold gaskets or are they reusable?
Recommend replace manifold and throttle gaskets
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Dumbest design ever. Great job Nissan 👍.
You don't even mention all the sizes of the bolts. Neither does Haynes manual. Which sucks like TRQ. Why bother even making the video. Waste peoples time.
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Thank you for the video!