2019 Honda Civic 2.0 - K20C2 - Spark Plugs Replacement

In today's video we will be replacing the spark plugs on this late model Honda vehicle. This will be a step-by-step process and I will be including important information on how to do this job successfully.
Spark Plugs:
NGK # DILKAR7H11GS
(# 96964)
Spark Plug Socket - 14 mm 12-Point # AST SP1412
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14mm 3/8" Spark Plug Socket High Visibility 12 Point Removal Tool A6032 Drive fit Nissan Mini
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Super Lube Grease
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Spark Plugs:
NGK # DILKAR7H11GS
(# 96964)
Spark Plug Socket - 14 mm 12-Point # AST SP1412
amz.run/8fAN
14mm 3/8" Spark Plug Socket High Visibility 12 Point Removal Tool A6032 Drive fit Nissan Mini
amz.run/8fAo
Super Lube Grease
amz.run/8fAz

[@saltyfilipino6290]

Thank you sir for the thorough demonstration.

[@killzatnite]

good video ty !

[@a.dejecacion9909]

Great video. Thanks!

[@KashifBashir-qk7ii]

Very informative

[@NoahLamb-b1w]

I could be wrong but I believe its not advised to put dielectric grease on the electrical connector as its anti-conductive it does the opposite of what you want it to do there. However on the boot it is advised as it can prevent the ignition coil from grounding out on the cylinder wall.

[@moosemobileautorepair]

Dielectric grease is an insulator and not a conductor. However, it is used to prevent moisture and corrosion on some things. I've used only a tiny bit for electrical connectors/pins to prevent moisture/water/corrosion. Been using the stuff for a very long time now and haven't really had any issues using that so far. You can use it on electrical connectors if you want, but not required although I do agree with you. It's OK to use on both the boots and connectors to make things a bit easier for next time if you need to remove them.
Some examples I have seen manufacturer's release some TSBs (Technical Service Bulletin) and recommend to put dielectric grease on the computer pin terminal connections for some problematic vehicles to help maintain good contact and prevent moisture/corrosion build up.

[@duketogo666]

Appreciate you sir, this is a really comprehensive video! Thanks!