2JZ-GE Spark Plugs & Wires Replacement (Toyota Supra - Lexus IS/GS/SC 300)

This video is made as a guideline to show you how to replace the spark plugs, wires, and coil boots on a 2JZ-GE.
This process will directly apply to any vehicle with this engine, such as the USDM Toyota Supra, as well as the Lexus IS, GS, and SC 300.
I hope it was helpful!
Torque Specs:
Spark Plugs: 13 ft-lbs
Ignition Coil & Wires Routing:
Cyl. 6 Coil  Wire to Cyl. 1
Cyl. 4 Coil  Wire to Cyl. 3
Cyl. 2 Coil  Wire to Cyl 5
Parts used in this video:
Spark Plugs: DENSO 3353 Iridium Long Life (you can also use NGK 3764 Iridium)
Ignition Coil Boots: DENSO 6716286 or NGK 58911
Spark Plug Wires: DENSO 6716181 or NGK 6404
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[@pongstatus7268]

Great stuff! Just wanted to mention your 2jzge rebuild video you made a few years ago was probably one of the most influential videos in my automotive career. It gave me confidence to wrench for a living and jump started my career. Now I am working as a Master Tech for Toyota and constantly rebuilding engines, doing full overhauls, and electrical diag. Keep up the videos and thanks for the help/tips!

[@AutoFixYT]

Wow that's amazing! Congrats! I do actually remember you from commenting on that video years ago. As soon as i saw your username I knew haha Since that video I have also become a tech and I have learned so much more. I'm glad that video was able to kick start your automotive career, as long as you have an interest and are passionate, and are confident in what you're doing (or at least trying lol) you can get pretty far! Keep at it, learning and advancing never stops!

[@RJaranas]

Hi, I have a 2018 RAV4 where the turn signals are used as DRLs. I switched them to LED with a switchback feature and connected them to the ACC in the fuse box. Everything works fine when I start the engine, but once I start moving, my headlights (low beams only, not the tail lights) turn on automatically. Could you please suggest where I should check next to solve this issue? Thanks!

[@rexisretro]

you are very intelegent

[@JohnCraddock-wn3vl]

I have a 94 Lexus gs300 and in neutral and park it revs up but won’t in any other gear. Could this be the TPS

[@AutoFixYT]

I don't think do. If it was the TPS it wouldn't work at all. Do you not get any power through the trans at all? Could very well be a transmission issue.

[@maliknolan5711]

Great video I own 05 gs300

[@AutoFixYT]

@@maliknolan5711 awesome!

[@TheVideosdedaniel]

Very disappointed on the wire issue 😢 You should have taken the time to at least cut and splice

[@AutoFixYT]

Cut and splice what, I had no parts. It was a temporary fix until I got parts lol. To fix it right it needed new pigtails, those connectors are always broken from all that heat. Regardless, doing what I did was better than leaving it as it was for the time being.

[@Pallidus_Rider]

you are very intelegent