3.3 V6 Hyundai Santa Fe Spark Plugs Replacement
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
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Great video! Exactly what I needed!
I went to change plugs and freaked out when I saw where the rear bank was. Watching you do it gave me the confidence I needed.
Thanks for your feedback! Happy to help!
My deepest thanks to you sir!
You are my hero. This video saved me $1720. I had an engine misfire code come up, cylinder 1. In the back of course. I got a quote from my local Hyundai dealer service of....$2100 to replace all the spark plugs, all the coils, the PCV valve, intake gasket, clean throttle body and MAF. I could not believe how expensive it was. BUT...I found your video here and got the confidence to do this myself for $380 with all new OEM parts from Rock Auto. Took me over 4 hours but dang it...I DID IT!!!! Thanks to YOU!!! BTW, I found the source of the misfire which was a fouled spark plug and some water in the chamber from cleaning the engine. No matter, my 2008 is running in great shape now. No codes. GREAT VIDEO!!!
You're very welcome! Happy to help! Thanks for your comment!
Followed everything step by step!! Thank you!! You did a good job showing everything and explaining it very well!! My job here is done!!
You are very welcome! Happy to help!
Very informative Thank you !
Thank for a great Video about this, yes it is long but it is good.
Thanks for your kind words!
Hey! Great video, I wanted to do this service on my 2009 3.3L and as timing would have it, the knock sensor needs to be replaced now the check engine light is on. P0331 Knock Sensor 2 Circuit Range/Performance (Bank 2) is the code. Any advice or steps? Thanks
Hi! Unfortunately I don't have much experience with the knock sensor. Sorry.
No worries thanks for the reply@@justdoityourself
This is a great video. I am getting ready to do the plugs on my g/f 2009 santa fe and this really helped! But one question for you. Where is the knock sensor on an 09 santa fe? Auto zone said she had tat code as well. I saw a video that said it was under the thermostat housing. Not sure if you can help me that would be great. Thanks and great video! Dave
Based on my research, the knock sensor on the 3.3 are mounted on top of the engine block between the two cylinder heads. There will be a lot of stripping of the engine to get to them...
Im doing the plugs this weekend so the intake is coming off. Are they under that and if you have an idea where they are under there can you tell me? Again thank you very much for the reply and the help. Your video really helped a lot.@@justdoityourself
See link below for your reference
www.hyundai-forums.com/threads/2008-santa-fe-knock-sensor-3-3l.663033/
Thanks again for the quick reply. That looks way to much to do in my driveway. Have a great weekend.@@justdoityourself
@@David-mf9bk Agreed! Thanks, you too!
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Nice work, but please try to make videos shorter. 10-15 min is what viewers prefer. A lot of viewers look at length of video before clicking on it.
Agreed 100%. That was a goal, but then got out of control at some point, haha
Not true, if you want something done right it takes time, not half assed and fast.
I prefer the long method because it gives an insight into your thought process since you've never worked on one of these engines. Keep up the good work!
You can speed up the video and skip over sections. You cant get content back that was edited out.