(Detailed Video) Hyundai Sonata 2010 (2006-2010) Spark Plugs Removal and Install

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[@HappyPower]

Great video, thanks!

[@rogerdevero8726]

New Subscriber: Very Clear and Well Done. No Silly Music. Good Attention To Detail. Nice Going! John 3:16

[@ryangiers2743]

How were you able to tell if they were bad mine is a 2009 sonata limited and it seems like it misfires alittle bit

[@CarsandEspresso]

You can't tell just by looking at them... cheap and easy enough to just replace...

[@HOLLYWOODHEAT274]

Didn’t put the size tools being used.

[@DatBoiChee]

You did unhook the battery right

[@DonkeyBuzzard]

i didnt unhook the battery, now my sonata shakes slighly. and i got 1 p0160 code that went away, but the slight shaky and rough idling is still there. what can i do?

[@celestialspace19]

​@@DonkeyBuzzardhey, how long did it take for the code to go away? I did unhook the battery, and then after driving like 45 miles the check engine light came on. It is the same code that you got

[@lyingsloman5593]

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