How to Change a spark plug on a 2003 Honda Civic (In Real Time) This is my first time changing spark plugs EVER, so if i’m messy with the wratchet, i know lo…
How to Change a spark plug on a 2003 Honda Civic (In Real Time) This is my first time changing spark plugs EVER, so if i’m messy with the wratchet, i know lo…
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what size wrench did you use? Also, what spark plugs?
Good job but also remember to put a little plug grease on the end of the
boot of the plug wires will keep keep spark flowing properly through the
system
was that 13-20 ft/ pounds or 13-20 in/lbs for the torque?
Good job but also remember to put a little plug grease on the end of the
boot of the plug wires will keep keep spark flowing properly through the
system
i can only imagine how easy it is to do it on a 4 cyl engine, on the v6
hondas its a royal pita to do can take over 25 minutes if youre fast imo
Great video. Change my spark plugs for the first time today. Followed the
instructions from the video and everything went perfectly. The only thing I
would suggest is that you list the tools you would need to complete the
task. Thanks again for the video.
not bad, but next time try not to use ratchet extention placing sparks back
unless its magnetic, if dropped then electrode is wrecked. And the most
important thing, NEVER DO THIS WITH BATTERY CONNECTED, very risky. all the
best!
Nice video, I’m glad you showed the whole thing, so many of these DIY auto
clips wind up leaving some important step on the cutting room floor.
what tools did you use??
Awesome dude I just did mines today and knew what to do from this video.
And runs like a champ
took me 30mins for this project, and my 5/8 nuts got struck inside which is
stress me out, end up I got it out thank god
thanks for upload this video it save me 150 bucks
what size of socket did you use to pull out spark plug????
That’s one very clean engine.
Very helpful video man. Thank you!! And thanks for taking the time to make
this video!!
this video could had been so much shorter
rookie
Plugs should be pregapped, if you buy from NGK.
i am changing the plugs in my 02 civic. on that first cyllinder (far right
f you’re facing it) I can’t get the ratchet back out once it’s torqued.
have to loosen it slightly, but after a while it causes a misfire so I know
it needs to be tighter, but don’t know how to do it. Is there a trick? has
anyone ever heard of this before?
@SDTricker Plugs should be gapped 0.039-0.043 in. (1.0-1.1mm)
You’re car isn’t a Vtec.
I got a faint weird smell.. any idea? My friend said it was the anti sezie
burning.. Idk? :/
why do you need gloves ? good job though
@ViperDemon67 Chu mean homie? Just cos the VTEC solonoid isnt in view dont
mean its not a VTEC And if u knew better, EX is a VTEC engine.
Have you tried changing your hearing-aid John? You’re saying that you can’t
hear the difference between this… 00:11 and this 11:28
Never mind I didn’t see the specification in the video, but do you know
what we are supposed to calibrate the spark plugs to?
this helped a lot. thank you!
only caveat: change your spark plugs one at a time!
Thanks!
@jw200 NGK is recommended for import cars. for a dodge, i’d go with
champion spark plugs
the first coil you removed is cylinder 1? I need this information very
badly. Actually, i changed coil and spark plug and still engine light is
showing cylinder1 misfire. Any suggestion.
Thanks man…just the job/no bs…….you rock
@2008nixce NGK Iridiums
It didnt make any difference.
Great video, you have inspired me! Thanks again!
How do you gap the plugs?
what is the sparkplug gap setting?
@markopolloyo No problem Air filter is pretty simple, You see that black
box above the valves where I’m working on the spark plugs? just take a 10mm
socket, or a phillips head screwdriver, remove all the screws and remove
the black box cover. Your filter is inside of it, simply remove it and
replace it, then close it up. I can’t really do a video since I don’t have
the stock intake anymore, I have a Short Ram Intake installed
@stevenekin2 Maybe, Both are negligible at best
what kind of paint did you use for the valve cover?
@Kennykid2002 thanks for the help man!