Changing Spark Plugs on a 2007 Camry

[@DaddySann1776]

I know it may miss some deeper points, but as someone is trying to see how to spark plugs come off and how to access it it’s a perfect video 🔥

[@jbreal06]

Disconnect the coil so you're not stretching, pulling and cracking the wires and use the coil to pull the old spark plugs out.

[@XBY72]

Not a good idea to drop spark plugs in since that might affect the gap. If you don't have a spark plug socket with the rubber gasket, get yourself a small rubber hose that fits over the white ceramic part of the spark plug so you can place spark plug in under your control. A small telescoping magnet is good for taking out the old plug.

[@NemotoMcAnally]

No explanation of spark plug socket size, length of extender... :-(

[@johnkozarevich3552]

5/8" socket. Length of extension not known 6-8"?

[@DaddySann1776]

Ask your local auto shop they know Fs

[@BovineIntervention]

Does it add 100hp

[@andresruiz9149]

Are those spark plugs pre gapped

[@amirthehammer240]

Was this Camry engine misfiring?

[@rjvagv1]

Correct me if I am wrong, I have a 2007 Camry. Doing research for plugs I came across these as OEM. Denso (5304) IK20 Iridium Power Spark Plug

[@aromaticpillow]

That model of spark plug is compatible with the standard Camry 4 cylinder engines (2azfe 2002-2010). The Camry Hybrid engine (2azfxe) uses the same spark plugs as the regular 4 cylinder Camry, so will work for that engine as well.

[@edswick4935]

Just push on back of clip and pull off connection. They come out easier that way.

[@capricequeen124]

So do they come already pre gapped? An what size socket are spark plugs?

[@grahamphillips57]

5/8'' socket

[@Mattstafford2009]

I’m unfamiliar with cars spark plugs but This looks like a terrible DIY