The $15 plugs cost more than the $7 plugs??? Whaaaa? ;) Seriously, it's more info than I could find anywhere else. Greatly appreciated!

this was almost helpful. If only I could see anything you were trying to show.

EZ PZ man! Thanks for the demo. Glad I'm not the only home-mechanic who works in flip-flops. I just picked up the plugs at O'Reilly's and will swap them out in the AM when the motor is cool.

Thanks for posting. You should always use a torque wrench when replacing your spark plugs, especially in these smaller new cars with smaller engines. The goal is to keep it tight, but also to prevent over tightening and stripping the threads in the head. If they are damaged you will have to get a shop to pull the entire head and take it to have it re threaded and then have the head put back and torqued back down. However way you do it, fix it yourself or take it to a shop, it's always a pain in the ass. Never forget the anti-seize compound when you put your plugs in or you'll have a hell of a time getting them out the next time. I think it's also time for a good engine bay cleaning, but that's just aesthetics. Makes it a bit more pleasant and not as filthy when working in the engine bay and it also looks nice.

Autolite is trash, flip flops make you look lazy, and you really didn't do a good job showing what you were doing. However since I only clicked the video to figure out how to get that cover off, thank you for the video.

Awesome video. Thanks!!

Replaced the spark plug closest to the belts on the engine...alternator side...cylinder 1 I believe (had a P0301 code for misfire on cylinder 1)....just wanted to make sure I did the first one right and now car won't start. Any ideas?

Any idea what the gap size should be on the plugs? The ones I am getting have 0.044 preset and I'm not sure what the gap size is supposed to be.

Ty...very helpful

What are the measurements of those 2 sockets?

Awesome, thanks!

Thanks for this video but what about changing the coil ,,, i got a check engine light and i had advance auto do a diag and it came back " cylinder 1 miss-fire detected" at this point I don't know if it's the spark plugs or the coil. Any advice?

I have a misfire on #4 cylinder and I'm going to replace the ignition coil. Facing the car can you tell me which one is #4? I can't seem to find a diagram online showing me the cylinder order

thank you again for the video looks easy enough! does anyone know the torque specs for tightening the spark plugs. I got ngk laser iridium's from rock auto parts for about 40 shipped to the house it's what was said came with the car usually i like to stick with what came from the manufacturer or better. my 2007 acura rdx and 1996 acura integra Gsr uses them and I have had no issues. I also get the type that is recommended also. usually you can find someone that has used that type of spark in a forum and see how they perform. when I got my 2005 f-150 the gentleman replaced the plugs with autolite and the truck didn't run to well I put in champion s and she's alot smoother but I found that out on a forum.

Any chance you could do a vid on changing the plug wires?

My Elantra 2011 was vibrating and had error code p0303 misfire on cylinder 3. I replaced my spark plugs with same autolite spark plugs, vibration issue solved. But now with new spark plugs I am getting really rough idle. One knock every 5-10 seconds at stop light. Ignition coil and wires looks in good shape. Any suggestions?

one of the cylinder of my elantra misfired once, engine light went on, we reset it, it never misfire again, what could it be? should I replace the spark plug or just wait until it misfire again? thanks!

This was difficult to follow because the person is talking about specific things he is doing but the video does not show what he is doing until after the fact.

The #1 cylinder is always at the front of the engine and so in this case the front faces the passenger side

why elantra hyundai get lot of dust on engine i have one and get lot of dust too.maybe the hood need better gaskets?

The $15 ones can typically be more expensive than the $7 ones? Whoa, mind blown! FWIW, I think I saw more flip flops than I did spark plugs.

Have you thought about cleaning the engine? Hold the phone still it was to the point of motion sickness

Thank you! This helps a lot!

Thanks.

how did you know it was a 1.8 ? i cant find that info in mine

Thanks! Great video! 👍🏼

what happened to your cam?

Anybody have the OEM PART NUMBER for a new spark plug harness on my 2013 Elantra LTD 1.8L. THANKS

I'm dizzy and somehow I broke my toe.

Bro, it sounded like good info, but the horrible videographer skills made it look like you were just punking us all. This was very painful to watch.

You can't see nothing camera moving all around and blurry.

nice toes

Totally ridiculous that camera is almost never actually ON what he is doing. Very frustrating to watch.

Cant see a damn thing.

Why are you holding the phone while trying to show us how to do it????? It's terrible.

Very bad camera work. Can't see what you're doing half the time.

Are you blind?

Bullshit vedio😡😡