The TRUTH About Changing Subaru Spark Plugs

In this video I show an easy way to change spark plugs on any flat cylinder Subaru engine. Subaru spark plugs are notoriously hard to reach and replace due to the design of their engines, but there is a strategy to doing it yourself that can save you around $1000 from having a dealership perform it by pulling the engine. This video reveals this method.
00:00 Background Information
01:25 Tools Needed
02:40 Animation of Replacement
06:23 BRZ Spark Plug Change
13:57 Summary & Tips

[@AlexTrubinDesign]

Great presentation! thanks

[@running2redline]

Glad you enjoyed, thanks for watching!

[@supay6537]

Simplicity is key 👏🏼

[@rawrbrz]

I was looking for a video that broke down this particular tool combo so I don’t gotta f around with engine mounts and all that or lose my mind tryna figure it out dropping sockets and shi*. The magnet is genius. The animation helps a lot too I was really scared I’d mess that part up since you can’t see anything. Thank you! Where do you recommend picking up the tools from?

[@running2redline]

Really glad this was of use. I knew without the animation it was going to be impossible to explain. Ace hardware or autozone should have everything you’ll need. Good luck, and take your time. It will get frustrating with how little room you have but if you drop anything it will be a lot harder. Hopefully all works out!

[@TroyaE117]

This is progress???? What happened to designing for maintenance?

[@running2redline]

They definitely didn’t think this one through super well. One of the worst jobs I’ve done in a while, my wrists were really cut up. An extra 1/2 inch would’ve went a long way

[@rawrbrz]

@@running2redlineyour sacrifice will bot be in vein for those us stuck with the car for now

[@Cmiro22544]

I will never get a sub...what a crazy process

[@running2redline]

After I sold that car I haven’t bought one since, not fun at all to work on

[@robertlagan8441]

Love subies !!!