2015 Chrysler Town & Country 3 6L V6 Spark Plug and Coil Pack Change

[@kgoodfarms]

Thank you! I appreciate you showing all the bolt spots and what size tools at every step, going to make this a much easier job for me!

[@mliphart]

Thank you for the comments.

[@patrickbarrett217]

Appreciate the video changing cylinder 5s out right now and glad I don't have to pull it all apart to reach it

[@mliphart]

My pleasure - appreciate the comment.

[@mikeanthony6391]

Break it loose then use rubber hose that fits snug on plug twist on out or start back in

[@mliphart]

@@mikeanthony6391 thanks for the comment.

[@hectorc3353]

Thank you so so much I just got this issue and cam across your video so helpful on how to do this I got cylinder 4 to deal with and you made this job so easy for me now thank you so much and keep up the great video.

[@mliphart]

My pleasure. Thank you for the comments.

[@hollystarr6187]

Thank you so much. It would be helpful just to summarize how much time the whole Job took. Start to finish. Thank you again

[@mliphart]

Thank you for the comments. Sometimes I do that - but, sometimes I forget to, lol.

[@SamFigueroa]

Thanks for this.

[@mliphart]

My pleasure.

[@grampafreds]

My car exactly with 100,000 miles. I will do that soon.

[@DarkLordBigtarr]

Hello, can you list out the tools and bolt size you had to us? For that clip what is the tool called to pull them other that needle nose pliers of course 😊

[@mliphart]

Hi. I didn't provide a list of tools - but I did mention the sizes of each fastener as I went. As for the tool for the Christmas Tree tool, I'm not sure what the official name is - just that it is a "body clip" tool.

[@realsafoxmulder]

These 3.6L T&Cs last long?

[@mliphart]

Like anything, it depends on many things. I had to replace my engine at 129,000 miles. I now have 192,000 miles - and have had no other major issue's- still has the original transmission.