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How to replace spark plugs on a 2018 Lexus ES350 or Camry
2005–2012 Toyota Avalon (GSX30)
2012–2018 Toyota Avalon (GSX40)
2006–2011 Toyota Camry (GSV40)
2011–2017 Toyota Camry (GSV50)
2008–2013 Toyota Highlander (GSU40/45)
2006–2012 Toyota RAV4 (GSA33/38)
2007–2020 Toyota Sienna (GSL20/23/25/30/33/35)
2009–2015 Toyota Venza (GGV10/15)
2006–2012 Lexus ES 350 (GSV40)
2012–2018 Lexus ES 350 (GSV60)
2009–2015 Lexus RX 350 (GGL10/15/16)
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just had a valve gasket replaced and a bad coil pack. went ahead and changed spark plugs. soon after got a p0171 and p0174 codes. could anything have been done wrong or not tightened or something to cause the codes? cleaned mass air flow sensor. don't see any cracks in vacuum lines. thanks!
Good video bud.
Dude, great video. Thanks for posting.
is there a way to remove the plastic basket on the top of intake manifold?
Is complex for me to reinstall the manifold, so just wanna try another way if is possible
Recently did my 2011 Toyota RAV4 Limited w/ the 2GR-FE and now with 181K it still runs like new!
I just changed plugs on my 3.5 highlander. Taking the windshield wiper tray compartment out FIRST, takes a few more minutes, but gives you alot more room and visibility to remove the back 3 plugs.
Im looking at a Lexus ES350 the plugs were not, now at 169k should thay be a red flag? Any damage to the 2gr-fe?
Just did my wife's es350 today following this video. Thanks bro.
You don’t recommend the coil packs for the rear cylinders as a while you are there thing or are the original ones that good? Thanks
Can I get spark plugs model number? Thanks
you forgot put PC valve hose back
It looks like you forgot to put the ventilation hose back on. Hopefully you got that on but other than that good video thank you
I would really rather watch you sneak them out.
Like your video, I have a certificate in auto mechanic and it will be something that I will look into when buying a Lexis. Is it the same process for an all wheel drive as well.
Not NGK use denso spark plugs
Thank you for uploading this video! I have a question though. Can I just use the old intake manifold gasket?
would torque specs be the same regardless of the vehicle? 14 Venza?
I’ll be doing this same exact job in the next 15 minutes. Part of me just wants to move the plastic windshield covers and sneak through the back. If that does work I’ll remove the manifold
Good video dude
The real fun begins when you get ready to pull those 100k mi plugs and find they are impossibly happy being right where they are, especially the rear bank. Any tips for that?
Why does that years model recommend 0W-20 oil, and the older versions of the same engine take 5W-30?
I end removing the cowl and all the windshield wipers assembly to get to the first spark plug on the right and still so complicated.