Hey Ron - Great video. Just purchased a used 2019 Stelvio w/32K miles. (LOVE THE CAR!) It's still under warranty, so I took it to the dealer for an oil change and general inspection. They mentioned that at 30K I should get the spark plugs changed. I kind of felt I was getting the dealer upsell, but coming across your video and hearing that you changed out your spark plugs at 32K made me feel better. Now if I only had the patience and tools to do the job myself! Lol! Keep sharing!
I changed my bulbs and cabin filter by such videos, next is belt and plug. Thanks a ton bro keep maintaining your own car and help others. I wish I made a video when I changed to brighter OEM Bulbs. Also I installed a Vlight in the front from Etsy. Saved a lot of money by DIY.
Just a word of caution about modern air filters that are oiled. Back in the day oil bath air filters were used successfully in everything from lawn mowers to trucks. Even though this isn't an oil bath be careful how much oil you use on it after each cleaning. In today's electronically monitored engines, oil/oil film on an air filter can compromise the function of your Stelvio's MAF sensor.
Hello, I don’t know English, but the video is clear and I understood almost everything) I couldn’t figure it out, just with what effort (Newton Meter)? I need to tighten the spark plugs, I need to change them soon.
Only if I had a garage to work in then I’ll gladly do it. But unfortunately I don’t. The process is not that hard to do. If you fallow my video you’ll be able to do it on your own. If you have some question about the process I can guide you. Just DM me on IG.
Wow ok that a good price. Keep in mind that’s what the dealer is charging to do spark plugs. That’s the reason I decide to do it my self and make this video to help other save money.
I was in love with my Giulia and Alfa Romeo as a brand, however, I will never again buy/recommend another Alfa Romeo in my life. I had the brake by wire system fail on me and it caused me to crash and total the car. They sent someone from Bosch to diagnose the vehicle and in the charts it clearly showed that something malfunctioned (brakes were slammed 2 seconds before the impact at 40 MPH and it took more than 1.5 seconds for the speed to start going down.) Stellantis told me that they were not going to take responsibility for it and that I needed to have my insurance pay for the vehicle. Absolute garbage. I will never recommend this car brand to anyone again! Buy an AUDI, BMW or Mercedes instead!
I’m sorry to hear about your situation with your Giulia. That’s sucks. Ive been owning my Stelvio for about 3 years now 32,000 thousand miles with no issues at all. Just beside the maintenance. Its a bit expensive, that why I started this channel to show people that you don’t have to be a tech to service this vehicle or any vehicle for that matter. As long as you keep up with the recommended maintenance they pretty much run forever. Now that Being said theirs always a few that do have some issue coming from factory. Yours might have been one of them. But I love my Stelvio.
Great video thanks for explaining all the little details that others skip over like safe removal of the plastic connecters.
Thank you for watching and I appreciate the comment.
YEP!! Thanks man , this was easy and good to know the extra stuff.
I’m glad my video helped you.
Hey Ron I changed the spark plugs on my Giulia today for the first time and your video made it easy. Thanks for the help!!!😎
I’m glad I was able to help. That’s my goal for this channel. To simplify the work and help people save money doing their own DIY’s.
Thanks For Being Detail And Patient Thru Each Step!! Saved me money from going to the expensive ass dealership.👍👍💪
Your welcome. Yeah bro no problem. I was in the same spot with the dealer. To expensive to do this maintenance at the dealer.
Hey Ron - Great video. Just purchased a used 2019 Stelvio w/32K miles. (LOVE THE CAR!) It's still under warranty, so I took it to the dealer for an oil change and general inspection. They mentioned that at 30K I should get the spark plugs changed. I kind of felt I was getting the dealer upsell, but coming across your video and hearing that you changed out your spark plugs at 32K made me feel better. Now if I only had the patience and tools to do the job myself! Lol! Keep sharing!
Thanks bro. It’s not that hard bro. You can definitely do this on your own and save some money.
I changed my bulbs and cabin filter by such videos, next is belt and plug. Thanks a ton bro keep maintaining your own car and help others. I wish I made a video when I changed to brighter OEM Bulbs.
Also I installed a Vlight in the front from Etsy. Saved a lot of money by DIY.
I’m Glad my videos helped. I’ll be posting more DIY soon.
Great job! Excellent video ❤
Thank you I appreciate your comment. 👏🏻
Nice video. Please keep them coming!
Thank you. Will do.
Same Engine that’s in the Dodge Hornets. For people looking to buy.
Thanks for that info
I think you're thinking about the engine in the Tonale. This is a Stelvio
Go ahead and get a basketball team then see what h o e s say 😂😂😂
Just a word of caution about modern air filters that are oiled. Back in the day oil bath air filters were used successfully
in everything from lawn mowers to trucks. Even though this isn't an oil bath be careful how much oil you use on it after each cleaning. In today's electronically monitored engines, oil/oil film on an air filter can compromise the function of your Stelvio's MAF sensor.
Noted. Thank you.
Awesome vid. You got a new subscriber.
I appreciated.
Hello, I don’t know English, but the video is clear and I understood almost everything) I couldn’t figure it out, just with what effort (Newton Meter)? I need to tighten the spark plugs, I need to change them soon.
I’m glad my videos was helpful. So the torque spec is 16 foot pound which coverts to 21 newton meters.
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Very good detail👍
Thank you
Great Video my Friend!
Thank you 👏🏻👍🏻
Cool 😎 thanks man ☘️
Your welcome 👍🏻😎
Well done. Thanx.
Thanks 👍🏻
I was hoping to see the old plugs how they looked
I dint show it on the video but they had some carbon build up. Not to bad but I wanted stay stay with the recommended interval maintenance.
What else have you done to your Stelvio, since the last video? Any other upgrades?
New video coming out this weekend check it out.
The stock spark plugs are NGK correct?
They are mopar. link in the description
You have cali plates.. I live in LA, could I pay you to do this instead of going to the dealer?
Only if I had a garage to work in then I’ll gladly do it. But unfortunately I don’t. The process is not that hard to do. If you fallow my video you’ll be able to do it on your own. If you have some question about the process I can guide you. Just DM me on IG.
I’m In Ventura county
Did u disconnect the-battery for to this?
No no need to disconnect battery
is that top strut bar oem?
Yes it’s OEM.
To damn lazy to take strut support bar off???
No, as you can see I can do more than take off a strut bar. Theirs no need to take it off, but if you feel the need to take it off, then take it off.
Your garage is a crook, here it cost maybe 250 incl material
Wow ok that a good price. Keep in mind that’s what the dealer is charging to do spark plugs. That’s the reason I decide to do it my self and make this video to help other save money.
I was in love with my Giulia and Alfa Romeo as a brand, however, I will never again buy/recommend another Alfa Romeo in my life. I had the brake by wire system fail on me and it caused me to crash and total the car. They sent someone from Bosch to diagnose the vehicle and in the charts it clearly showed that something malfunctioned (brakes were slammed 2 seconds before the impact at 40 MPH and it took more than 1.5 seconds for the speed to start going down.) Stellantis told me that they were not going to take responsibility for it and that I needed to have my insurance pay for the vehicle. Absolute garbage. I will never recommend this car brand to anyone again! Buy an AUDI, BMW or Mercedes instead!
I’m sorry to hear about your situation with your Giulia. That’s sucks. Ive been owning my Stelvio for about 3 years now 32,000 thousand miles with no issues at all. Just beside the maintenance. Its a bit expensive, that why I started this channel to show people that you don’t have to be a tech to service this vehicle or any vehicle for that matter. As long as you keep up with the recommended maintenance they pretty much run forever. Now that Being said theirs always a few that do have some issue coming from factory. Yours might have been one of them. But I love my Stelvio.
Good Video
Glad you enjoyed. Thank you