Spark plug and ignition coil replacement on a 2007 Honda Fit Sport
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- Hello-hello mom and dad meet world-kinda viewers we are replacing the spark plugs and ignition coils on a 2007 Honda Fit Sport. This is fairly straightforward with enough room for most arms to reach behind the top of the engine compartment to access all four coils and plugs. Let your engine cool in advance so you don’t burn your arm. Thanks for watching, hope this helps you out!
i dont have anyone who's able to teach me these things so I greatly appreciate your videos.
Thank you for the kind words, glad this helped!
I spoke with honda service, they said that engine i-vtec has 8 spark plugs? Where is the true? Thanks for help.
It looks to be certain types of Honda FIt models. From what I have read it is for the 1.3 Liter models, and the hybrid models. The Fit is known as the Jazz in other countries and has been out longer. That's why they only had the 2007/2008 body design in the US while that design has been in other countries for years. If your Fit has the 1.5 Liter motor shown is the video, then it is only 4 plugs located towards the firewall. Hope this helps.
The IDSI type of honda engine has 8 spark plugs.
4 infront snd 4 at the bsvk of the engine.
First, disconnect the battery.
Got an “NGK”
Pulls out Denso plug 😂
Boot grease,same as sparillug antibseize??
No it’s like a grease to keep plugs from corroding.
Thanks! This really helped me and my dad fix my little car
You’re very welcome, thank you for your kindness!
Thank you so much you saved me $1000 dollars by teaching me how to do it myself 😊
So glad we could help, thank you for the kind words!
Any tips on what is going to happen to me, because it has on every car?: The spark plug boot sleeve will come off after I replace the plug. Or the whole socket will stick to the plug when I try to pop off the ratchet?
I really enjoyed watching her work on her car . I have the same car and have been having a lot of problems with my spark plugs and coils . Thanks for the video!!
Thank you for the kind words. The small hands help a lot especially getting into all the tight areas.
Great detail explanation wish all videos were like this 👊🏼 God bless
Thank you for the kind words, much appreciated!
Any tips to avoid breaking the coil pack bolts? Ive seen / read a few people who had this happen to them
Make sure your engine is fully cool. And you could also a straw attachment with penetrating oil or some sort of penetrating liquid before you start. It will seep in there. When you re-tighten the bolt don’t overly tighten. I don’t know what the pounds of torque you need to apply but definitely no more than that. You could use an antiseize gel, like you use on wheel lug nuts, if you think that will be a future issue. Antiseize has helped a lot with lug nuts. Overall, hope this helps you out.
@@momanddadmeetworld Thanks for the reply! I used some PB blaster and took my time and they came off without breaking.
@@willtoulan that's great, I've used it before and that stuff is slick, got it on my laminate flooring and you need alcohol to remove the slipperiness.
What is the mileage on your fit?
197k
Fits are bad for shaking the plugs out, make sure to torque to spec every 30k miles
The car has 8 spark plugs and people always only change 4. The others are at the front of the engine!
Honda fit in 2007 only has one plug per cylinder, so only 4.
@@garystandke669 so a you own my car change all 8 and saying it's 4. Damn mechanic! Don't show this side of yourself jus google it, smh!