2005 Honda CR-V spark plugs and ignition coil replacement. Same for other Honda’s with 2.4L

How to replace spark plugs and ignition coils on a 2.4L Honda CR-V, Honda Accord, Acura TSX RSX.
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[@MartinSage]

Cleaned and gapped my tan colored plugs. Easy. Make sure you use a rubber end socket to lift plug out. Not too tight, just snug or you'll strip threads!

[@gangwei7126]

Thanks for the video, I am about to change spark plugs for my CRV 2005. Now I know what is exactly expected. The service guy would charge me $260. Doing it myself $50

[@BrianBalatbat]

No problem glad you found this video helpful

[@ericpreston5826]

I’m in that situation right now. How did it go?

[@LoveJJWiley]

Dude…thank You for helping save 100 on parts and then about the same on the labor…🙏🏼🥳👍🏼

[@BrianBalatbat]

Nice!! No problem and thx for watching!

[@BearWolf-f3h]

Very nice video clear and right on the money thanks for the help made it a breeze 👍

[@davidproffitt7671]

Good video. My 2005 crv in shop today running rough.

[@ricksanchez3176]

Nice, concise video, thanks man.

[@BrianBalatbat]

Appreciate it and thanks for watching.

[@2cooco]

Nice job and video ,- thank you . Can install in this car a front winch ?

[@jondoe6926]

IMO he overtightened it wayyyy too much. Just barely enough is good. It's soft aluminum. Better it come loose than strip it. The 2nd turn he made was perfect. The 3rd and 4th after those was excessive, I grimaced.

[@dereklamb9365]

Could be it took a few turns to crush the washer on the plug, but yeah i try to use a torque wrench whenever possible to eliminate the guess work.

[@metzmatu8409]

Torque spec (no anti-seize): 13 ft-lbs. Or .. Once you feel the gasket start to compress, go to 2/3 turn, done.

[@hamzasalman7621]

Thanks man, had to quickly change ignition coil

[@BrianBalatbat]

Not a problem!

[@Parallax2112]

Excellent video. Thank you.

[@BrianBalatbat]

No problem thx for watching

[@cesarvillagomez1826]

Stupid question but if I have to change the ignition coils do I also have to replace the spark plugs ?

[@soldierofgod6252]

Hi Is it 16mm socket?

[@BrianBalatbat]

Yes it is

[@jaygallardo1310]

Hey brother I just bought a 2003 Honda CR-V would the coil replacement be the same as you did..I'm trying to find a video thank you

[@BrianBalatbat]

Hi, yes it’s the same. Good purchase btw!

[@matthewrudisill1409]

I just got one last year and had no idea how reliable they are!

[@ralphlazio505]

What size is the spark plug socket??

[@purosuelocuh]

5/8

[@monahengramokhoro]

2nd gen CRV should be a 16mm

[@jamesgallagher5907]

What size extension do I need?

[@spencedelic]

10 inch

[@MrNino44]

Thks great video .

[@BrianBalatbat]

Thanks for watching!

[@miguelrivera3186]

No videos so far talk about the angle which to put it in

[@anthonynicholich9654]

Those are Nipondenso made in Japan coils!! They last 500.000 miles why would yo need to replace them? You have a 3/8 torque wrench set at 13lbs (I also have a 2005 Honda CRV and that's what the specs call for) and you should have one foot long 3/8 rubber hose when you're putting new plugs in not to cross rhe threads instead of using a wrench also you don't set your ratchet on top of the plugs for the quails and all the electrical.

[@oceanofdevotion9405]

Goodentight

[@jaym5938]

No offense, but saying, "don't put it too loose and don't over tighten it.." means absolutely nothing. Best provide the torque spec.

[@BrianBalatbat]

They’re spark plugs, no need to over complicate it with exact torque specs. You’re not installing head bolts lol

[@karinferguson6765]

I thought he said 10mm in the video?