Great video again, thanks, however, I want to point out that NGK doesn't recommend the antisieze to avoid the 20% over torque that might occur. They make their plugs in a specific way which should prevent any seizing. However, older plugs or other brands might be different. Best to check with mftr.

My man, fantastic my 1 constructive criticism would be to have your camera person film in landscape mode over portrait. Everything looks spot on mechanically, hope you and Julie had a good Thanksgiving too!

The original Denso plugs are good for a minimum of 120,000 miles (200,000 KM) I wouldn't use anything but Denso plugs when I replace the plugs!

Great job on the video. Thank you so much for taking the time to make it and provide instructions as well as all the tools needed. Very smart not over-tightening too. Far too many people do that and yours was perfect. And thanks to the camera person too! Great job all around.

Thk-u as a non driver u kept simple enough that if I'm ever-N-such a need I'd feel comfortable actually doing it.. that means a lot. Grt job keep it simple/to the pnt IMAN

did this a few months back. clips broke from being so brittle with the heat so I just replaced them all. wasn't too bad.

Use a piece of old fuel hose to pull out those plugs. Keep on bringing the great videos. 13ft lbs on the plugs, so thats not too much.

I have Camry 2014 le.. I want to try this but nervous I always pay dealer to do my work

Awesome video. Simple and straightforward to the point. Love it & thx

Yea first comment whoop whoop lol first who wears gloves lol jk and good job dad you still got it. your by far best mechanic I know

You do excellent job thx for lessons

Shouldnt need gapped if iridium

Thanks for the vid new sub on the the trass fluid vid lol if ur good to these cars they'll be good to u keep the vids comin

great job! loved it. how do you compare the nkg vs. denso eom # sk16hr11-4 plugs in yor opinion 40$ for 4 at denso...? also heard the denso iridium long life can go to 100k ? thanks

Keep plastic cover off while initially checking area for leaks

Great video, help me with my check engine light, thanks!!!

Owner's manual says to use only iridium tipped plugs.

Thank you very much for your video and for your camera girl God bless you actually with this video I’m watching you help a lot of people they have same car Camry 2012 or even other cars very good job

I also have a 2014 Toyota Camey SE, Do you know if I have a screen or a filter?

Thank you!

Tiny things can really make you panic, I have my Maint Reqd light on and was like “oh fuck… what’s up car?” Then I noticed a rattle sound (not a tick which I thought at first it was) then searched “is it okay for Toyota car to shake while idle” turns out I just need to get spark plugs.

The coil pack is walking out on the spark plug. That is a sighn of too much dielectric grease. Thanks for the vid tho

You cannot accurately measure the oil level in the manner shown. It will always read as it’s fuller than it actually is. You must wipe the dipstick off and reinsert it. Now when you remove it to read it you get an accurate measure. I’ve been told years ago in my engines 101 class that if the engine sits for 2 hours or more there is no need to wipe it first.

Wouldn't hurt to clean out those plug holes with some compressed air.

No anti seize