DIY - 2012-2016 Toyota Prius C Spark Plug OEM Replacements FK16R-A8 3485 - Denso Iridiums

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  • Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
  • I replace my old spark plugs on my 2016 Prius C. Denso recommends replacing them at 30k miles while Toyota does so at 100k. I am a big fan of preventative maintenance to keep my car running well so I change them at 72k miles.
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Комментарии • 29

  • @Bopperkid
    @Bopperkid 4 месяца назад +5

    You make this seem like the easiest car repair to do. Let’s see how many ways I can unintentionally fuck this up.

    • @Echizen32kMedia
      @Echizen32kMedia  3 месяца назад +2

      Take your time and don't rush. Believe in yourself, you got this!

    • @MacInTheBox
      @MacInTheBox 3 месяца назад +1

      @@Echizen32kMedia What a cheerful dude. The world's better for having you :)

  • @PaoloVarquez
    @PaoloVarquez 3 года назад +6

    Gotta love the Prius C!

  • @holamariya
    @holamariya 6 месяцев назад +2

    Thank you!!! It worked! So happy to be able to do it myself with your very clear video, and save a bunch of $.

  • @Kosiazikiwe
    @Kosiazikiwe Месяц назад +2

    The dealer shipped asked for $454 for this job. Thanks!

  • @HWandW
    @HWandW Год назад +6

    These [OEM iridium] spark plugs will last 100,000 miles or a bit more. If you're concerned about them "sticking" or getting stuck in a little bit of copper anti-seize on the threads will go a long way. Not too much anti-seize because it's not good to have it in the combustion chamber/cylinder. Your old plugs, at 50,000 miles could have been cleaned with a propane torch, burning off any deposits that they may have had. Obviously, if you do this technique don't have flammable material nearby. I hold mine with long pliers with gloves on over concrete as I use the flame on the torch to burn off deposits. Let them cool before reinstalling.

  • @WongKY801
    @WongKY801 2 месяца назад +1

    The 3rd and 4th Ignition coil from the left hand side is very difficult to unscrew....

  • @brianmagee8597
    @brianmagee8597 2 года назад +10

    I could be wrong but that looks like more than 15 ft/lbs of torque

    • @aneal191
      @aneal191 3 месяца назад

      Can I hand tighten it with a socket wrench or must it have 15ft/lbs?

  • @pinkyhotmessx69
    @pinkyhotmessx69 2 года назад +3

    Just wanted to say thanks. I got my dad a Prius like yours and it's a new car for me to work on. I'm very familiar around Hondas n Scions and now you've made it that much more easier for me to do this newer car I'm kinda scared of lol. Love your videos they are straight n to the point on a very great pace. Do you have one on changing the gaskets?

    • @Echizen32kMedia
      @Echizen32kMedia  2 года назад

      Thanks for watching! Prius C are very easy to work on. I don't have one on changing the oil gasket, but I'll keep it in mind for future videos.

  • @TAnotebook
    @TAnotebook Год назад +1

    I cant seem to remove the caps (that are attached to the wires) i tried for half an hour they would not budge... any recommendations?

  • @usmc0311dc
    @usmc0311dc 2 месяца назад

    Could you write out a list of the tools you used? Gonna need to buy some of these to do my spark plugs

  • @jamescc2010
    @jamescc2010 Месяц назад

    What is the gap?

  • @Carsox
    @Carsox 2 года назад +1

    Thanks!! I think I can do this.

  • @alvy_k
    @alvy_k Год назад

    you're using 8 or 10 inch extension to remove 10 mm but I tried 6 inch and it doesn't fit and with 3 inch extension something in the way to loosen the lug nut from 3rd spark plug from the left

  • @riceburner4747
    @riceburner4747 Год назад

    Smooth as a baby's bottom! 👍

  • @mvelusc
    @mvelusc Год назад

    Thank you for sharing this 🤍🌼

  • @ryand9111
    @ryand9111 2 года назад

    I have a 2016 Prius C - when would you recommend replacing the ignition coils?

    • @Echizen32kMedia
      @Echizen32kMedia  2 года назад +3

      Good question, I know spark plugs are recommend at 100k. I did mine at 50k, but as far as ignition coils are good to go unless they have cracks or you get a code.

  • @dominicfong6341
    @dominicfong6341 5 месяцев назад

    Did you experience any difference after the swap in terms of fuel economy and power?

    • @Echizen32kMedia
      @Echizen32kMedia  4 месяца назад +3

      I think maybe just a little better MPG but not much difference. I just feel better knowing that I am taking care of the car.

    • @dominicfong6341
      @dominicfong6341 4 месяца назад +1

      @@Echizen32kMedia Thank you very much for your kind reply dear sir!

  • @Sunnysky321
    @Sunnysky321 3 года назад +3

    Nice job. Understood you are changing them preemptively, but just wonder it should be done later? Prius C maintenance schedule says 120k miles.
    Actually Toyota regular cars (such as Corolla) with the same type of spark plugs call for 12 years / 120k miles schedule. Since Prius C runs the ICE intermittently, it seems reasonable to change them even at a higher mileage, probably double the mileage you have (140 - 150k)?

    • @Echizen32kMedia
      @Echizen32kMedia  3 года назад +3

      Thanks, yes they do recommend changing them at 120K. But I just wanted to do them earlier so the car runs a little better and they're fairly cheap. I think you should be alright changing them at 120k.

    • @lixiajin8448
      @lixiajin8448 2 года назад +1

      I agree to do them earlier than later. Mine have 100000 miles and I am about to get it done. Nice job and video. I am about to change my transmission fluid the second time. Have you think about change the water pump at 120000 miles even though nothing wrong with it? Because I hear once the water pump not working and it’s going to hurt the engine right away.

  • @aneal191
    @aneal191 3 месяца назад

    Local shop wants $180 for labor for this job

  • @saidmohammad63
    @saidmohammad63 9 месяцев назад

    Thanks ❤for the good job