A Toyota Specialist shows How to change spark plugs on The New V6 Twin Turbo Toyota and Lexus V35A-FTS 3.4L The easy way!
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In this much requested video I show you all the tips and tricks on replacing the often regarded difficult job of replacing the spark plugs on Toyota and lexus’s newest V6 V35A-FTS 3.4L Twin Turbo engine.
In this video I will show you how to tackle this job which initially looks very difficult but as you get into it is not as bad as it looks however it will test your body limits and your patience due to the difficult to reach engine
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Parts needed :
6 Spark plugs Part Number 90919-01295
This video applies to:
2022-Current Toyota Tundra
2022-Current Toyota Tundra Hybrid
2023-Current Toyota Sequoia Hybrid
2022-Current Lexus LX600
2025-Current Lexus LX700h
2018-Current Lexus LS500
2024-Current Lexus GX550
2022-Current Toyota Land Cruiser (300 Series)
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0:00 Intro
0:54 Overview
2:17 Tools Needed
4:40 First Step
5:18 Left Side Removal
13:40 Spark Plug Part Number and Recommendation
13:56 LH Side Installation
20:23 RH Side Removal
27:11 RH Side Installation
32:21 Final Steps
32:37 Important Information About This Job
The fact that you did this video on your own truck with only 5k miles and didn’t need to change your plugs shows your work ethic and honesty. I don’t have this engine but always like to watch your DIY videos.
Question: Have you ever done a video on changing spark plugs on a 3rd generation toyota tacoma v6. Dealer charge over $1000. Claiming need to remove intake manifold.
100k mile spark plug changes – One reason why I'll be keeping my 5th Gen 4R with its 1GR-FE.
Change plugs at 40k only? My Glc43 plugs changed at 100k ( because I wanted to), and now 171, 717k, and still good
This guy's videos are like ASMR to me hey. Hahaha
Good tutorial, Amed.
what is the most reliable lexus v6 engine of all time????
whats the most annoying/difficult spark plug change you ever did? 2005 Maxima gets my vote
Diesel engine knocking sound after replacing injectors. Compression is OK. OBD shows misfire in cylinder 4. Injectors 3 & 4 have been swapped and the problem persists in cylinder 4. Faulty EGR has been replaced too. The car spent some time inactive in cold weather before getting the new injectors delivered. What's wrong?
One more Great video Done very well
Seriously Toyota…. Plastic
What's the oil and filter for a 2006 toyota prado petrol
And my autistic side goes: Why are there only 4 spark plugs lying on that V6 engine? Why? Why?
There is so much complexity for the sake of turbos and emissions. Did Toyota employ German engineers for this engine?
Looks like Right to Repair got a giant GFY at Toyota HQ. This procedure is insane.
Will it remain Toyota tough or age like a fickle BMW?