How to change Spark Plugs on 2010 Mazda 6 Sport

Step by step on how to change the spark plug on a 2010 Mazda 6 Sport GH 2.5 L Petrol. #Villaincloud #Mazda6 #MazdaSparkPlugs
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Thanks for the heads up on the 15mm.

[@KlavsX_]

👍 good luck and have fun.

[@joshuaseverson7712]

Thank you

[@KlavsX_]

You are welcome

[@Giannhsss13]

that oil on the spark plug means you need a new valve cover gasket. make sure to change it

[@KlavsX_]

That video is already in production

[@AhmadAsmndr]

Klavs, you are amazing! Thank you for all your videos. I have learned a lot from you. I am new to driving a Mazda 6 GH 2010 1.8L Benzin. Yesterday, while driving on the highway, the motor lamp started blinking, and the car began shaking. I also noticed that the motor torque was very weak. I think it may be due to the spark plugs. The spark plugs you used have a thread length of 25mm, but I believe what I need is a thread length of 17.5mm. Is this correct? I tried searching the internet for recommended values, but I couldn't find any.

[@KlavsX_]

Thank you. I'm glad that the videos can help you understand and make it easier for you to work on your car. 👍
You are correct 1.8 L Benzin/ petrol engine needs a 17.5 mm thread length spark plug.
It's possible that a coil has died, and you are running on 3 cylinders. Without a scan tool is a guessing game.

[@KlavsX_]

You can reference the old spark plugs, take out the old spark plug and measure the thread, then you will be 100% sure you get the right spark plug.