Usually the pigtails connected to the coils break so i just unscrew the 10mm on the coil and remove as one piece. Also if u don't have a compressor u could use "canned air"...yes that's a real thing. The magnetic spark plug socket is worth a lot more than what it cost! And when threading the new plugs in go slow and feel the plug going in straight without snagging or wiggling. Good vid.

That's about as clean a 8+ year old engine compartment as I've seen. Good job sir!

Thanks for making this video, at first I always go to the dealer to get my tundra service correctly. But sometimes I think that I could do myself and save some money. After watching this video and got everything that I needed, and did myself.

Jose thanks for the video. It helped allot. I talked to the Toyota Service Department yesterday in Southern Oregon (Grants Pass) and they wanted $250.00 to change the plugs in my 2003 Tundra. I called the Parts Department at the same dealer and the plugs were less than $22.00. I'll change them myself. Thanks again you rock.

Man this was a great video, I have a 2014 Tundra and I found your video right on time. !

Tips from an old mechanic: (1) Do this on a cold engine to protect threads on aluminum head (2) Use Anti-Seize compound on new plug threads and silicone lube on rubber plug boots

Jose, thank you very much. Great video and instructions. Your engine looks like it just came off the assembly line! She looks great. Long live the 4.7!

Thanks for the video perfectly explained thank you for the video. It was fun changing them out I have an 8 cylinder 5.7 tundra and had not changed the plugs in about 100 and 150,000 miles ago dealer wanted $369.00 and it was so easy I did it in under 1hour 15 mins. I used the NGK Iridium 6699. I paid once before in 2014 to get them swapped. 👍

Great vid. I will do this myself now. 2006 Tundra Access Cab SR5 2-WD. 105k miles. I keep my engine compartment almost as clean as yours Jose. Thanks again.

Ill be replacing the plugs on my 2010 tundra tomorrow, 140k on it, the dealer wants $487 to replace them i said no way. Wish me luck and thanks a lot for the video.

0:38 "So I told him to hold that thought." That was very, diplomatic.

I bought Toyota factory plugs for my Tundra. The gap was all over the place. Some were only.026. The widest gap in the lot was.040. They were supposed to be pre gapped. Always check.

Solid guide, man. I got quoted $205, wasn't as friendly to the sales rep as you. Mines a 2007 4.7, but I believe it's the same.

Also suggested to replace the plugs with spark plugs. Use anti seize compound on each plug. Check (electronically) each coil to make sure that is not an issue.

Very well done video. No questions. Just a comment. Man your engine is clean.

very informative on parts, tools, and process nicely done!

Clean engine, looks well maintained.

Thank you very much! Yours rig in great condition, my friend. You very love this truck!

This is an older video. What I noticed is how clean the engine compartment was. Wow!!!

Thank you for sharing this video... very helpful and enjoyed your detailed approach!

Thanks for the vid! Super clean engine!! 👍🏼👍🏼

Thank you for being thorough and explaining the hard to reach plugs. Where do you get the magnetic plug sockets? Looks like it came from Lowe's? Thanks!

Very Good Video-Thank you I needed to know this procedure-Tim in MI

Nice work John. Good video.

Mr Jose, Great video. everything was explain well for me to understand. I have the Tundra 5.7 V8.....Anything different than the v6 I should expect. best regards, Robert

Me: searching youtube for how to change my tundra sparkplugs *finds the perfect video* Also Me: I cant pay full attention to the tutorial because I keep admiring how clean that engine bay looks for 100k+miles!!

Great video! Thanks for sharing!

That's the cleanest engine bay I've seen, maybe ever lol!

Awesomeness, thanks bro!

Great job! Super clear on everything I need to do. Now all I have to do is...... do it. Thanks!! :-)

Dealer wants $400 to change them! Insane!

Thanks for the video. It helped

Nice! Plus who knows if dealership will really change all of them out. Especially the hard ones to get to.

Timing belt on your tundra? Very interesting.

Thank you sir for taking the time to make this informative video. I feel confident now in doing the job myself. One question, you don't have to disconnect the battery beforehand?

"I told him to hold that thought..."

That engine bay though!!!

Do you like using anti seize grease and grease for the spark boot? You did a very nice detail job on the engine bay any tips? I'm afraid of killing the electrical.

2007 Toyota Tundra 4.7 check transmission fluid for the first time at 190000 MI have 210 thousand miles on it i have changed the oil 5 times in its life and have never changed a plug yet. Do you think i should chance it . It runs like a champ and i have a very heavy foot . I wantewwd to see this foriegn vehicle fail but it won't . I am impressed to say the lease

you saw improvement in milage, changing spark plugs on my truck caused my truck to give less mileage, more gas consumption from 15 -16 mpg to 12 mpg

good vid my friend !

Seven yrs later THANKS

great video

Hey just a FYI bud.. The 1st thing your suppose to do is- DISCONNECT THE BATTERY! You don't want to have any kind of power current to the vehicle while doing this job! ! well other than that great video thank you!!

October of 2023, my Dealer in central wisconsin just quoted me 550 for the job with the plugs at $12 per.

use a little anti-seize on those plugs! It's a big help on aluminum heads.

Jose, what else if anything have you done for tuning your tundra at 100k? Also, do you have any info on changing the trans fluid? Thanks.

When changing the plugs do you need to put anti seize or dialectic grease ? Working on a 02 tundra 4.7 144,XXX

What size was the extension built-in on the magnetic socket? I'm guessing 6 inches... Correct?

Toyota quoted $370 here in cali

Lol you should do the spark plugs on a Subaru STI and then you’ll really say that there’s no space to do it 😂 This trucks have so much room to change them!!!

does not look like my 5.7, the 5.7 is a bit tougher, the silicone lube and anti seize are a must do, just saying my tundra came from Canada and i wish it looked as clean as yours, good job

Well done ! Thank You !

I'm at 145,000 miles, did u feel the difference after changing the plugs?

Where did you find that super wrench that you showed nice

what is up with the shadow?

Iridium plugs are not capable of having their gaps adjusted like the old steel carbon plugs that you had to gap all of them every 10k miles.

Cant get more half assed then that,7min and I bounced

A compressor? Really? One can't just use a can of compressed air?

yuba city toyota just quoted me 360 bucks to change my spark plugs

thank

Wow that’s cheap!! 187 for plugs

You shouldn’t ever screw any spark plug into a aluminum head without putting Anti-Seize on the threads of new spark plug!

"I can tell by the weight it's very expensive " really ? No wonder cars and concrete cost so much, they're heavy !