Spark plug replacement 2004 Subaru Outback H6 ignition coil

Spark plug replacement 2004 Subaru Outback H6. If you are wondering how to install or remove or replace a part on your car, I hope this video will help show you how to change it.
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[@williamdyckman9704]

Tod, appreciate the video because will have to do daughter's Subaru soon. You explain well and learned alot. Thanks!!

[@carloscardenas-xo7cj]

Can you do a video on how to replace valve cover gasket on this h6.

[@Chris-go9ti]

Put the dialectic on the spark plug porcelain vs in the boot or it will get on the tip.

[@Daniel-sc7xm]

Is the valve cover gasket leaking on that car or is that normal build up?

[@MusafirsSoul]

Hey Todd! How many coils are needed for this particular vehicle with 6 Cylinders. My 5th cylinder is misfiring, done the diagnostic

[@michaelharing1279]

The #6 cylinder is killing me. It's killing me a slow death. The clearance is SO TIGHT that I can't get a new coil in. How did I manage to get the old one out? I tried watching you reinstall coil #6 and all I saw were hands.

[@landertriathlon9449]

I used a regular spark plug socket, attached an 3/4" socket to the end of that (taped on so it didn't slip off), attached a swivel socket to the end of that, then attached a 10" extension. (all 3/8" drives)

[@Chris-go9ti]

44 min video. Shop wants 3 hours.