2007 Nissan Versa, how to replace spark plugs and coil packs

[@marioexpropiacionpetronilo2753]

Great video!!! I couldn't see the screw behind the throttle body, you definitely saved the day!!!! Thank you!!!

[@SVPractical]

Mario expropiacion Petronilo glad it helped you

[@ruthlessluder]

Thank you. Thank you. It's many steps but it's definitely something I can tackle on a weekend!

[@SVPractical]

ruthlessluder you can do it!

[@ruthlessluder]

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[@SVPractical]

ruthlessluder will definitely check it out thanks for the heads up.

[@RealWunterslaush]

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[@dwaynehall7231]

Love to see how you clean the throttle body

[@KingBabaJames]

what type of tools size u needs to do all the work. Thanks for your reply!

[@SVPractical]

James Earnest you’re going to need a ratchet tool set most of the socket size you are going to use are from 8mm to a 12mm. The spark plug socket is a special one is a deep one, check it when you buy the new spark plugs. You’re going to need needle nose pliers to remove clips from hoses, if you don’t have that special tool for clips. A long antenna type magnet to remove the spark plugs, sometimes it’s easier to remove those stubborn ones, and lastly a torque ratchet, to set the spark plugs to the specific torque settings found on the box of the sparks, and if required a gapping tool, if you don’t buy the sparks pre-gapped.

[@charliejlavery]

Those hoses attached to the throttle body are missing on mine, where do they go

[@SVPractical]

They were going to the engine body somewhere, I think they were vacuum hoses.

[@gamerheadmattmatt5820]

What size ratchet is the spark plug ?

[@SVPractical]

To be honest I don’t know what size, because my set of sockets, simply says spark plugs on it. There’s two of them on my set.

[@EscoPicoTrane]

If I'm standing in front of the engine what is the coil order from left to right? 1, 2 3, 4? or 4, 3, 2, 1? Thanks

[@SVPractical]

EscoPicoTrane 1,2,3,4

[@EscoPicoTrane]

SalVaca thanks in getting a misfire code in #2 so according to what you’re saying it’s 2nd from the left?

[@SVPractical]

EscoPicoTrane yes, but eventually they will all go bad,

[@wnnta8988]

Hey brother , I have a Nissan tiida Ive been having problems when I drive , when I accelerate the car feels like its gonna die out or something I was told I might be a sparkplug misfire

[@SVPractical]

Jimmy Jump62 if you don’t happen to have a code reader available, take it to autozone, they’ll do it for free of charge, and that way you’ll be sure what the problem is

[@wnnta8988]

SaloVaca cheers thank you brother

[@gmanuel42]

Clean the intake tortle , the grey thing at right, disconnect the negative terminal before you start

[@tonycervantes4816]

Que Motor es el tuyo y es versa S . Amigo .todo eso se le tiene. Que quitar para cambiar las bujias???

[@SVPractical]

Tony Cervantes si todo eso se le tiene que quitar, lamentablemente el espacio es muy pequeño, el motor no tiene turbo si es lo que preguntas, es el motor regular,

[@tonycervantes4816]

@@SVPractical tienes facebook donde pueda mandarte un msj este es el mio tony cervantes

[@embwee]

Dudes--why not change all 4 plugs given how much work is involved? I am even thinking about changing all the coil packs, if I could only trust that the after market parts are good as the factory.

[@SVPractical]

embwee we actually did change all boots and spark plugs, the next day 😉

[@jakeflane2218]

Well, i was going to do this but seems like a lot of work

[@mariavaca7674]

Nice👍

[@prettyboyexclusive6614]

She’s pretty

[@Jack-jl2vf]

Very stupid engine design,😂 😂 Nissan turned a simple spark plug job into a real nightmare, sorry for all who purchased this sh?t car.

[@ronnieperalta4051]

There's no order of removal? There's should be steps which one to remove first!

[@woodcrafter7361]

Get a Chiltons or Hanynes car manual.

[@jasonpoletta1797]

That's not how an inline 4 cylinders are counted. Start from timing chain side 1 2 3 4 in order. The firing order is 1 3 4 2 So facing the engine the #3 is third from the left.

[@wassimakkire7004]

Really man daaam this was 😣