Dodge neon spark plugs replacement

Dodge neon spark plugs replacement

approx 10 min labor cause all 4 spark plugs very easy to access compare to buick regal 1991 (took me 2 hours to replace on of the spark plugs in the bottom o…

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MrEASYFIX says:

Not trying to cause any waves, it’s apparent that your not a mechanic, but
let me just help out a little for others watching this.
1. Use both hands when taking out and installing spark plugs, it’s very
easy to strip the threads.
2. Don’t DROP the spark plug down the tube, the gap on the plug is there
for a very good reason, what you probably did was made it worst.
3. DON’T tighten spark plugs down as hard as you can, there are torque
settings for a reason and in some cars/trucks (my expedition) you can strip
those threads easily and send the spark plug right into the engine!
Buy a cheap torque wrench, Harbor freight has them for like 10 bucks.
4. Go buy a damn spark plug socket, they are only a couple of bucks.
Without them you could damage the spark plug (crack the ceramic) and then
you will be in a whole world of shit.
If you can’t afford to do the job right, you will most likely end up paying
somebody 200 bucks to fix your mistake.
I encourage people to fix their cars all the time, but hey, don’t be cheap
about it or you will end up paying for it!

Stephen Hix says:

Hey Alexey, should you replace the ignition coil pack as well when doing a
tune up? I have an 2002 as well and I have lost all power. Especially going
up hill, I’ve traced it back to tune up and coil pack. What’s you advise? 

Eddie Roberts says:

On the spark plugs that i buy, it says on the package to gap them before
installing them…

katanakeith says:

You realize by being so rough on taking those plugs out, you can wiggle the
sleeves loose and then you get oil seeping through the bottom of the
sleeve. Get a proper spark plug socket that has rubber fitting in it to
grip the plug.

Alexey Gavrilov says:

it’s hard to diagnose like this without having the car in front of me…

Alexey Gavrilov says:

I’m happy that you liked the video… thank’s friend…

Konstantin A. Kolosov says:

спасибо, дружище, собираюсь на своем поменять, но никогда раньше не
приходилось сталкиваться с заменой свечей.

KIRRRRU19 says:

hey thanks Alexey, watched this video before replacing the spark plugs on a
2004 Dodge Neon 🙂 thanks again

pipelineray77 says:

Thanks bro I was a little confused at first

Alexey Gavrilov says:

yes it happens when cam or crank position sensors gasket becoming bad…

Christian Schminkey says:

other than that good video

Christian Schminkey says:

or u make ur life easier and get a spark plug socket much easier

SUNNY RAIN says:

I have the same problem with the same car. I love the car but rrg.. guess
all 2000 neons have that prob >.>

50veterano says:

auto-lite sparkplug,,for me it dosn`t work like a champion
sparkplug,calibrated between 35 to 38 gauge,……..

SUNNY RAIN says:

I jest need the proper tool lol T.T

marqich says:

(Y) una pregunta que medida es el dado para extraer la bujia ????

Alexey Gavrilov says:

i’m happy that you liked….

Alexey Gavrilov says:

The best way to find out is put some color in the oil…… you will see
from where leeks occurs..

Shilo Zaba says:

Thanks for taking time to show us this Alexey! What a good guy! You just
made me realize that I would be crazy to spend more than 20 or 30 bucks
(depending on what plugs you get) to replace these! You have made me so
happy to have a Neon, that was SO easy. YOU ARE THE MAN! Thanks 🙂

Alexey Gavrilov says:

it’s very very easy on a dodge neon to replace spark plugs….

Alexey Gavrilov says:

i think that you have a crack in the valve cover…..

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