Much appreciated your vid; I could only do the passenger side spark plugs two weeks ago and was gonna get help to do the driver's side... Gonna try doing the driver's side again after this vid 😅
On the driver side. The one toward the back is a little tight. The one toward the front is about the same as the two on the passenger side. I would do the back one first. Don’t forget to clear the area by moving all the harness out of the way. Feel free to ask any question.
I learned from your vid that there's a clip you can remove (for holding the positive wire harness from that metal bracket); no other vids showed that :) I shall try on wkd for my Forester.
I have a 2019 Ascent. I put anti seize on the spark plugs threads before reinstalling. Swivel socket adapter to remove the spark plugs easier. Torque the spark plugs to factory specs.
Very good job explaining. I am mechnically inclined, and your video gave me confidence that I can do this....Thanks
If I can do it, you definitely can do it. Give yourself plenty of time and be patient. This will save you a lot of money.
Thank you for watching my video. Be patient and you will complete this job just fine. Save yourself a lot of money.
Much appreciated your vid; I could only do the passenger side spark plugs two weeks ago and was gonna get help to do the driver's side... Gonna try doing the driver's side again after this vid 😅
On the driver side. The one toward the back is a little tight. The one toward the front is about the same as the two on the passenger side. I would do the back one first. Don’t forget to clear the area by moving all the harness out of the way. Feel free to ask any question.
I learned from your vid that there's a clip you can remove (for holding the positive wire harness from that metal bracket); no other vids showed that :) I shall try on wkd for my Forester.
Removing the bracket with give you more room to work. Let me know if you have any questions.
Thanks for sharing. My 2020 will need this in about 10k miles.
I have a 2019 Ascent. I put anti seize on the spark plugs threads before reinstalling. Swivel socket adapter to remove the spark plugs easier. Torque the spark plugs to factory specs.
You are correct. Thank you.
How many miles do you have on your Ascent right now? Any issues so far ?
It was about 61k miles when I changed the spark plugs. Now it is about 67k miles. No issue that I am aware of.
No way, not worth having a Subaru ascent now