Adding a comment, as many people have been asking about the plug on the drivers side that is hard to get to. It is right near the mechanical fuel pump. I did the job yesterday in my driveway. You will need to remove the coil pack electrical plug, no doubt about it. Once that comes out, there is some black foam over the fuel pump that gets pushed aside, and a black fuel line protector that gets pushed aside. Unbolt the coil pack using a 10mm, then you can wiggle it out without touching the fuel lines. Once again, you absolutely must take the coil pack electrical plug off to do this. The connectors are weird so don't break them. Snap the grey plastic up and push it in to release it.

How to you get the one on the right side out from under the hoses? No one seems to show that one, just the easy ones on the left.

Thank you for showing this. I’m a woman and learning to do these myself and save money.

The last plug on the right. A box end 10mm wrench and a little bit of wiggling. The plastic over the metal tube, just rotate it 180 degrees. A flat head screwdriver to (finesse with skill)Using the lever/fulcrum principle.The coil will come out., all 4 plugs 45 minutes, antiseize on the threads of the new plugs. Iridium.

Always make sure you check the correct gap before you put a new one in

This was great. I'm glad you didn't edit the video so I'll know what's "normal". I really appreciate you doing this. It matches my Hyundai Santa Fe. I have a 2019. Looks just like my spark plug set up and alignment.

The best way to describe which way to turn the socket ( the left, right, towards the driver side etc. ) is either ‘clockwise’ or ‘counter-clockwise’! It takes the guesswork out!

Thank you for this video!! I just replaced the spark plugs on my gfs car successfully! Although I snapped one of the screws and had to run back to the hardware store lol but I couldn’t have done it without your assistance man. Thanks again!!!!!

Thank you for your video! Thanks for a good explanation and keeping it simple. Easy to understand.

thank you, did this before but needed to remaind myself, short and infotmative. thanks

I'd like to fix this on my 2010 Tucson. I need to buy the right tools. I don't have any of those tools, I need to buy them. I guess I'll try to ask about the gap at the supply store (I already bought my plugs online). I appreciate you making this video you explain very well. I hope I can do it right! THANKS SIR!

This video would’ve been so perfect If they showed how to do the last Spark plug because the big as tube gets in the way

I have not changed my spark plugs yet, but we plan to take it to the dealer. There fee is $50 with a coupon. But next time, I will attempt myself to save some money. Thank you.

Thank you for this great video. Perfect explanation of what to do.

p.s. I'm here because I got mad because the shop down the street wanted to charge me for ONE HOUR service when I'm on youtube watching all these guys do it in 5 minutes. I told him no I've seen it done in about 15 minutes, he tried to make something up about how he had to fix this that and the other ro change spark plugs and it was all a lie, it's just a few screws. Not paying for ONE HOUR service ($120) for something that takes 5 minutes. (making me mad!) lol I'll just do it myself.

What about number 4 spark plug, coil won't come out, because of the gdi fuel pump?

Thanks for the help man. Very useful. Going to see if this is what’s going on with our car.

Thank you very much. Simple instructions to follow, bit and socket sizes a plus.!!!

For the spark plug just type in preset-gap this way you get plugs that are spaced correctly.

Thank you!

Great Vid. I am getting ready to do this. You made it easy. Thanks bud.

Wow . Pretty straightforward. Thank You Very Much !

I love this channel you make things simple and plain. Can you recommend the best spark plug and ignition coils that would last the longest?? Seams like when I go to pepboys or NTB these don’t last me for whatever reason and I’ve had them changed 4 times in 16 months it’s ridiculous

thanks for the video! you made it look easy!

Two things. 1. Pretty much all of us are here because of the #1 plug and that damn fuel line. 2. Get yourself a cordless ratchet my man, they'll change your life. Unrelated note, if anyone is wondering where their PCV valve is, it's that slightly raised bump in front of the #1 plug on the right where that hose connects, directly far right of the oil fill cap.

Can you advise how to remove Coil Pack for Cylinder 4 as the Fuel pump and pipes to it are in the way ! Can it be done without removing the Fuel pump?

Nice thank you going to do it my self

Thanks man. Super easy 👌

Appreciate you big bro helped me out a lot 💪🏽 god bless 🙏

Thank you for the knowledge!

You are a lifesaver I just love you

Woah... It's that easy?!?!

Thanks bro I got a code P0301 misfiring one of the cylinders

Thanks

Hello friend, I would like to and I think that you have to make a video where you teach how to change the number 4 too, which looks like it's a little complicated

Thank you sir, you are very helpfu.

HO TO REMOVE THE ONE ON THE RIGHT? I just change 3 but can't change the 4. Wouldn't lift out.

Pure excellence!

You are awesome!

All I need to know is number 4 lol

Good vid

I have an issue with the forth coil specifically. How do I know which is which?

What spark plugs do you recommend? I have a 2019 Tucson. Are the ones from AutoZone good? What’s the part number?

Thank you?

which spark plugs are used for hyndai tucson 2020 model?

How often need to change spark plugs?

Where do you see to make sure there is a gap in the spark?

Which way is the spark plug supposed to face? The spark down or up?

What did you mean: buying a spark plug that is already "gapped?"

Dude. I know what you meant… but don’t tell people that possibly don’t have a clue to turn to the right to loosen!! Right tight, left loose.

So what’s the gap? Keep seeing .044 for the 2.0 just seems high to me but I’m use to turbo’d cars.

Size ten socket homeboy

For everyone who has a question about how to handle #4 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/aZugntmiz8mUlHk.html

But I lost all my 10mm