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In this video, Professor performs spark plug replacement on a 2017 BMW X3 4-cylinder engine with 92,000 miles. It’s important to change the plugs at around 60,000 miles on a (turbocharged) direct injection engine, despite NGK’s recommended interval of 100,000 miles. The process involves removing the engine cover, accessing each cylinder with the correct tools, and carefully replacing the spark plugs with the appropriate torque. The video emphasizes the importance of cleanliness throughout the process to prevent debris from entering the cylinders.

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