I just did this and found out that my old (stock possibly?) plugs were the NGK IR's but were super burnt and brown. So I switched them out and boy what a difference! Smooth idle, more power, better response, smooth acceleration, etc... So anyone who says plugs do not matter is full of $hit! haha
Hey what was the issues regarding the oil leaking all over the spark plugs and coil packs? Was it simply because the spark plugs were too loose or was there a bigger problem?
at 4:50 how do you make the spark plug stick with socket? did you put something in 5/8, before pull it out? I am scare it fall inside, won't pull it out. I am about to change my spark plug with my civic thanks
I know I'm extremely late to the party, but this video helped me today. Got my plugs changed in record time. Thanks!
I just did this and found out that my old (stock possibly?) plugs were the NGK IR's but were super burnt and brown. So I switched them out and boy what a difference! Smooth idle, more power, better response, smooth acceleration, etc...
So anyone who says plugs do not matter is full of $hit! haha
Nice
Hey what was the issues regarding the oil leaking all over the spark plugs and coil packs? Was it simply because the spark plugs were too loose or was there a bigger problem?
Jonathan Probably just worn gaskets
at 4:50 how do you make the spark plug stick with socket?
did you put something in 5/8, before pull it out? I am scare it fall inside, won't pull it out. I am about to change my spark plug with my civic thanks
you need a spark plug socket, it has a little rubber thing inside the socket and you stick it in and it stays
Nice lx470 and si
How many miles do you replace the NGK spark plugs? I have the same ones as yours
They're good up to about 50k miles, some people change them out at like 35k if they're more conservative
Kevin Duong Thank you! By the way you have a really clean EP3.