How To Replace Spark Plugs. Toyota Yaris Years 2006-2012
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- Опубликовано: 11 окт 2024
- How to Change spark plugs on a Toyota Yaris. This video is for any Toyota vehicle using the coil over spark plug type coils.Part of a series of videos to help anyone whose car is idling rough, hesitating or running not so good in general.
Tools for the Job:-
150mm extension Bar
5/8 spark plug socket
10mm socket
If you don't have a spark plug socket you can use a regular 16mm deep socket and magnetic tool.
Permatex anti seize.
Prying tool or flat head screwdriver.
Toyota spark plugs - K16R-U (90919-01176).
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Thank you I grew up with noone teaching me anything about car's.❤😊 Thank you for helping me out saved me $500
Awesome, it’s the reason I make these videos 👍
@@michael77x thank you again check engine light went away and gave me the confidence to apply for a higher position
At my work as weird as that sounds
Probably the best comment I've seen so far. I hope you get the position
@@prayingslater777
I absolutely love videos like this. Short, to the point, tells you exactly what tools you need. Thank you!!!!!
Changing the spark plugs is easier than changing the headlight in this car!
this is true. had to remove the bumper to get to the freaking headlights.
True!!
Bloody nitemare changing out the lamps.
I did it yesterday, it was so satisfying once I finally succeeded.
Yeah I definitely recommend removing the front bumper cover for this. It doesn't take that long to do and it will save you a world of grief.
Mate you are good at what you do ...your method crystal clear and very easy to follow ...great work
one tip. typically the torque specs for the spark plug are without anti sieze. using anti sieze throws off the tightening and you will probably end up over-torquing the plugs by around 20%. just means your 15 ft lbs ends up being about 18 with anti sieze. not a huge deal but worth mentioning :)
great video though! short and right to the point. I came here because I have to replace the plugs on my mom in law's 2008 yaris. the car is 13 years old and runs perfectly fine, aside from a few rattles from heat shields and stuff. toyota makes bullet proof cars :)
you're absolutely right 👍
So you’re saying I’m good and don’t need to apply that anti seize cream??
Just changed the plugs on my Yaris. Very much appreciated the clear, simple yet detailed instructions. 👍
Nicely done. My son used this to get his process down while I was away from home. He did a great job and credited this vid.
Just changed mine, took 45 minutes to do my Yaris. Runs like a charm. Thanks for the great video!
45mins!? It takes 15mins tops,no need to undo the wire clip on the coil,just lift it out....that's the way i've been doing it on mine,never had an issue.Owned my 2002 Yaris for 13yrs now and i still have it.
@@onesmartchick50 No need to organize tools,just the spark plug socket,wrench,extender and a 10mm spanner,i keep my tools in the house and damp/cold isn't good for tools.15mins max and i'm, 50.The PCV is in such an easy place,2 min job.
@@onesmartchick50 I just used a spanner 19mm i think,can't remember Not got any long sockets in my tool box,Got all my tools in a laptop bag,easier to carry around.It's in my house as i mentioned,i just take out what i need.
@@tardeliesmagic So the supplies you listed are 'tools', which I needed to find in my garage and have to work with. I thought being a female doing a predominately male job would have shown initiative to try something different, for the experience and to save money. Does your wife do work on her vehicle? Oh wait...I bet you don't have one. I will continue to work on my vehicles at whatever speed or time it takes to get the job done. Thanks for the verbal knock down.
@@onesmartchick50 lol Had a bad day?
Please make a video on how to change the coolant in Yaris !!! Thanks for all the DIY videos, it helped me a lot!
Nice to the point video. Just a heads up, some spark plugs today have anti seize coating, be sure not to use anti seize lubricant if it does.
Great video, only thing you missed was the dielectric grease under the ignition coil
Nil cost methods for those like me whose spark plug socket doesn't have a mechanism to retain the plug. Removal - After undoing, fish the plug out with a small bar or horseshoe magnet attached to a length of string or copper wire. Another way is to use the vacuum cleaner crevice tool. This is long enough to reach the plug, but small enough to both provide excellent suction and not 'swallow' the plug. Replace - You need more accuracy here, so wrap a short 'tube' of newspaper into the socket then force the plug into it. You will have used the correct amount of paper when the plug cannot be shaken out. Fit and torque the plug and remove the socket. Every time I've done this the paper has come out with the socket. If it doesn't, remove the plug and repeat.
So glad you posted this saved myself so much money replacing plugs and coils by myself. 😊
very god video, just straight to the point, no stuffed crab , good job keep it up
Hello sir, fantastic job and instructions, very interesting. I noticed the like new state of your engine bay, owning a Toyota Yaris 2009 Sedan, I would like to clean the engine, so I wanna know what are the different parts I have to protect and the products used for it ! Thanks for helping us !
it saves me some money, when i replaced it on my own today. Thanks !
Amazing!!! I didn’t think it would be that easy lol
such a good video! no unnecessary info. Thanks!
good vid but you never mentioned the gap!! and over-torquing could be a disaster as anti-seize changes the whole dynamic for torque specs. not so sure anti-seize is recommended on these cars :-)
hello--I am wanting to do this--you think no anti-seize? I also don't know how to reach "13 ft-pounds of pressure," nor understand where the gap comes into it.
Great helpful video, but most modern spark plugs don't need anti-seize applied, they are designed with an anti-seize metal coating from the factory.
Works also for a Yaris LE 2014, thanks for the instruction!
Hi
Would like to watch video for
1. Oxygen sensor installation up and downstream,
2. Whole Throttle body cleaning
3. Transmission fluid drain and fill.
Thanks for the video. Just wondering if it is necessary the battery before starting?
Great video, only advise is your audio and it sounds like you are clipping.
I appreciate the video, as I need to change mine and this gives me a huge advantage as to what it will take to do, keep up the amazing videos :D
Thanks for the videos. I have Yaris too it helps a lot. In the future can you make any videos on how to change break and steering wheel fluid. Thanks
I have tons of footage ready for editing I'm just having technical audio issues at the moment. I will have plenty of videos coming shortly. The Yaris doesn't use steering wheel fluid it uses electronic power steering (gotta love Toyota). I'm working on some weekly routine maintenance videos which should be of help to you too.
has no steering wheel fluid its electric
not hydraulic
Hi there! Thank you for an amazing tutorial. I was wonderinf it you could recomment a socket wrench set like yours. I an trying to find a 150 mm extention and 5/8 socket! Thank you thank you!
Buy a socket set that has lots of spare sockets that are sold separately in the country you live in. That way if you lose one or need a particular accessory you don’t have to buy a whole new set. I use sidchrome because in Australia it’s a popular brand. You might choose Stanley or kincrome at least you can easily buy those online.
It worked! I didn't break my car!
Good clear instruction and videoing. Good comments from viewers too. Keen to see your routine maintenance videos.
Thanks. I've got more videos coming soon.
Glad to see you used anti-seize compound, so did I and was just checking if I did mine right last year. I did.
what is it for/purpose?
@@gil3289 rust prevention and ease of removal next time
I have a question, I understand the process, but i'm confused. I see you don't use a torque wrench, but how do you know how much to tighten the spark plug? how much to turn?
i used this video for conformation so my mom wouldn't kill me for screwing up her car, but you can tell when it's (finger tight) *just a example* with the ratchet so your not reefing on it. plus with time you will get used to the feel of when tight is tight enough or too tight hope that helped :)
Don't you want to check the spark plug gap to make sure they came right? How do you confirm the tightness in pounds?
if you get the correct plugs for whatever car you're dealing with, they will come pre-gapped. some people will always double check but on a car like the yaris, which isnt' running high compression, it will be fine. if it idles rough, then you might want to check.
you need a torque wrench to check the tightness.
do a video on how to keep your engine so clean looking
Bro good looking out !! About to replace rn On my way! To home montebello
Hi sir i want to know how to clean fuel injectors and my yaris 2006 have sometime vibrate when air conditioning ON otherwise it's good and i already change my plugs so miss fire no more now so tell me vibrate why its sometime and how to clean injectors and thanos for making these videos for us
Mine does the same 2008 yaris
@@jimmyrivas979 i just figure out i clean the injectors and now totaly end vibration and if u want zero vibration then put new injectors so mine now vibrations fully gone after cleaning
@@jimmyrivas979 i changed the spark plugs and coils too and check the engine mountain too and also airfilter also and last mechanic figure out after cleaning fuel injectors
No use i cleaned mine and shortly after it started vibrating again so i bought new ones also changed the coils
Great video. Did you calibrate the spark plugs before installing ? Is yes what is the calibration ?
Good day..Imhave a Yarisn2007 and have problem with the ignition whennis cool...sound like the fuel does not reach the inyectors, but in the high
way doesnot has any problem or failure...May Imhave your assisstance?
Great tutorial - thank you for posting.
Great video, very good presentation and visual. My only suggestion is improve audio quality. 9/10
Great video. Does anyone know if 13ft lb would be used for a 2014 Yaris? I am trying to avoid going to a shop to get it done. I also don't want to over torque or under torque. Excellent video though, this has motivated me to do it.
it will still be about the same. stick to 15 ft lbs, but don't use anti sieze. that's the way to do it. almost any car falls within the 14 to 17ft lb range. that little difference won't break anything. trust me, everyone overthinks the tightening aspect. on my old mazda, i just used to hand tighten, then put on a normal wrench and do a quarter turn. never measured and never had an issue.
spark plugs are so easy to do, everyone should DIY. I have a 2018 bmw 340 now and changed them. I was super nervous, just because it's a bmw, but it's exactly the same procedure, and you can save a ton of money.
the only additional suggestion i'd make is to vaccuum and/or spray compressed air before removing the coils and plugs, just so dirt doesn't fall into your engine.
Mate you're a king 👑 👍
I have toyota yaris 2010 it takes full tank in 200 miles only. Even i drive on motorway for 130 miles as well. What reasson can be. Does plugs effect fuel economy 😊
Excellent video
U mentioned the misfire so should we change 1 spark plug at one time then start the car or just change 1 by 1 all 4 and then test drive
Cheers
Change them all 1 by 1 then test drive.
👍
@@michael77x thanks
13ftlb or 13 NM
what's the recommended millage to change the spark plugs ?
around every 30,000 miles. but it's so cheap and easy to do, if you're unsure, just change them. it takes 20 mins.
Thank you, great teacher 👍👍
Happy to help👍
what is the size of your socket wrench is it 1/2 drive or 3/8
Since the plugs in my Yaris have never been changed, and have 215,000 miles
I’m really concerned that they’ll not want to come out without damage
What shall I do.?
flyonbyya I would recommend taking it to a mechanic if that’s the case, good luck my friend
Does the ignition coil bolt have a torque spec too?
Is it necessary to put that grey antifreeze gel?
first of all thank you Bro
look to 1:21
A question when i take off wire is it ok no Problem ?
No need to undo the wire clip on the coil,just undo the bolt from the coil & lift it out....that's the way i've been doing it on mine,never had an issue.Owned my 2002 Yaris for 13yrs now and i still have it.15mins job ...easy.
hey mate can you do a engine bay cleaning vid cheers!
Thank you much for the video
Just saved me 500 bucks bro
You're a good teacher thanks for your tips
I can't agree more. easy to follow instructions
What,s the outside diameter of the spark plug socket, it must be really thin at he hex end, mine won't catch the spark plug. Thanks.
Круто😀, а свечи одинаковые на 1999годе стоят??
Thanks, just changed mine!
Thank you!
Which one is Cylinder 3? In the firing order??
They are actually 6 MM bolts. They need a 10 MM socket to remove and replace them.
Thank you mate!!
Great and clear video, but jesus please get a new microphone. Haha
Thanks
thank you very much. my question how to check the bad spark plug
Thanks for the guide!!
Your welcome 👍
Do these need to be calibrated
Can i replace shout threads instead of long thread
How do you remove the faulty instrument cluster for Toyota Yaris 2013 ?
How often should you change the coils or do you not ever need to?
Only if they go bad. Otherwise leave them alone
Very good video
Thanks, glad you liked it.
Do you have to apply that lubricant ?
How did you know you torqued plugs at 13ft lbs? That wasnt a torque wrench was it?
please answer. Was that a torque wrench? What was the drive on that wrench?
This is a great video and all but that audio is quite a bit crispy, hurts to listen to lol
Very helpful
What in the world does tighten till 13 foot pounds mean?
You get a torque wrench and set the torque to 13 foot pounds and proceed to tighten it. When it's tight and your hear the click, it means you tightened it to the specs: 13 foot pounds of torque.
Great video, tks
Great video, thanks!
Do these need to be gapped ?
Thank u
Spar plugs looks like runs 100 Km ? Not long time inside ?
Hi, what is the brand of your socket set? Looks decent!
Sidchrome is the brand.
Interval for spark plugs change in kms?
Think it's every 4ys or 40,000 miles or 65,000kms,no 100% sure.
100K
Hi any idea of plug gap on 2006 1.3 Yaris please ? 🙏
Thank you
Great video ! Thanks Bro !
Great. Thank you.
I changed the spark plugs today and the engine shaking too much. I calibrated the spark plugs tho.
Good job 😍 What is the name of this article that you developed and mastered
I have some Ngk spare spark plugs from a Honda crv 2002 that i never used, can I use them in a yaris 2012?
2:33 How am I supposed to know what 13 foot pounds is? Do you just tighten till you can't turn it anymore or what?
Torque wrench
When it gets hand tight,turn it a 1/4 of a turn then 1/8 of a turn.
What engine model number is this for ?
where can you get a complete key like that
And why did you not mention the gap of the plug?
excelent
Thanks.
What's the brand name of your socket set? so I can buy this set for myself.
Sidchrome is the brand name. The kit I use is the 37 piece kit.
They come with a lifetime guarantee.
@@michael77x Thanks for your response. I don't think this kit is available in Canada
What does he mean “tighten it to 13 foot pounds”, please explain for new car owner
It’s a rotational force. Imagine your socket wrench has a handle one foot in length, now apply a force to the end of it using a spring balance such that the balance shows a reading of 13 pounds, et voila!
What size plug socket please ?
Im iraqi thanks every think
I thought Toyota used iridium laser platinum
torque of spark plug?
Which engine is this??