Honda Civic Spark Plug Replacement (2006-2011)
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- Опубліковано 7 лип 2024
- Honda Civic Spark Plug Replacement (2006-2011). In this video I show how to replace the spark plugs on a 2009 1.8L Honda Civic LX. Changing the spark plugs on a Civic is a great DIY project. Honda Civic spark plugs. Civic spark plug replacement. Enjoy!
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00:00 Introduction
00:27 Remove Cover
00:43 Engine Info
01:12 Ignition Coil Removal
02:22 Blow Out Tube
02:39 Spark Plug Removal
03:42 Part # and Gap
04:40 Spark Plug Install
06:19 Undoing Stuck Clips
07:25 Torque Spec for Spark Plugs
08:09 Ignition Coil Install
09:03 Cover Install
09:37 Final Thoughts - Авто та транспорт
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NGK Spark Plugs IZFR6K-11S (5266): amzn.to/46hngQ7
Longer Flex Ratchet Set: amzn.to/3PKYNM0
Spark Plug Socket Set: amzn.to/3rFoTbi
Anti-Seize: amzn.to/3tj1RHx
Tune Up Dielectric Grease: amzn.to/3F1dNAk
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Glad to see all the 8th gen civic content. I recently acquired a 2006 5spd with a cracked engine block. I picked up a low mileage JDM R18 with good compression and unbelievably clean under the valve cover. Took the time to invest in many various replacement parts/fluids while the engine was out, new clutch, etc. considered it cheap insurance that I wouldn’t have to worry later and tackle these things with the engine in place. The result is fabulous - it feels like a brand new car. Thanks for taking to time to video these procedures.
Job done QED
Thanks Dave good refresher info. Thanks for sharing. 👍
great video as always Dave! thanks!
Thanks Mike!!
Thank you for all the help 🙏
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Nice.
The reason ngk says not to use anti seize is mostly because it changes to torque settings .
None of the original spark plugs that I've changed have had anti seize on them so I never bother to put it on it. But I highly doubt it matters as long as you don't over torque them
Thanks for the input!
Great instruction. Thank you.
Really enjoyed this video, a lot of good info/tips..thanks for sharing.
Thank you, I appreciate the comment!
Good info Dave. I use a torque wrench on my accord
Good video thank you
Sir great video, Question do you have tip or part number for the spark ignitors connectors that always break off when you disconnect, thks again.,
Thank you sir 🙏
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Great video, curious if the connector tab is broken can you get the parts of Amazon to fix, and if so fo you have the link, thks
Do you think it’s necessary to get the Honda OEM plugs or just ensure it’s the right part number and buy NGK or Denso whichever you need?
I just replaced these same exact spark plugs. Will you hear when the washer engages, or is there no way to tell? I hope I tightened them correctly
How often do you recommend to change them, plugs.
Big Dog, I need some help! Trying to keep my 2006 civic running. The mechanic did an engine swap(he said it needed to be done).
Now about 1 month after repair its throwing P0302,P0303,P0300 codes. He's talking replacing plugs and coil packs. I am wondering does a new engine communicate with the ECM the same way.. is there reprogramming that needs to be done? Love your channel and keep fixing those Hondas!
I literally have the same box and they are not gapped, so if they are not gapped and I cannot adjust the gap myself do I just send them back?
Quick question I have an 04 accord k24 with 150k miles that has been burning oil. I did full tune up checked plugs again they are bone dry and no smoke or leaks on block or ground? I’ve changed Vtec solenoid oil pressure sensor below it and it’s using under a quart a week ? Any recommendations?
Ps I also reved the engine while parked and after 4k it sputters ? But runs good on street/ freeway no issues
We're going to need a bigger boat lol
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@@BigDog50001before changing the plugs is it best to do this on a cold vehicle or drive a little and let it sit a few hours and then do the plug service?
What is the website you use to check the parts/specs?
Honda service information. I pay for an annual subscription.