Chevy HHR 2 4L Spark Plugs Replace

Yep it was a one owner survivor with over 300,000 miles on the clock. I think the spark plugs were changed onetime. Link to TOOLS and PARTS I USE...
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[@oldblueshhrchannel1847]

Update on the spark plug part number…. AC Delco 41-103 Iridium, change them every 100,000 miles, torque to 15 ft/lbs.

[@stevelovell7727]

My neighbors HHR is just waiting for this video

[@connieavila5881]

I looked at a few other videos after watching yours, yours by far has been the best. Very informative and concise with a little bit of humor thrown in for good measure! Thank you for your tutorials!

[@ke6bnl]

Another thing I will be doing to our HHR

[@williammizebee]

Similar for the 2.2 ecotec also I guess?🌝 no Ira nor the cam is vvt the 2.2 isn't and little bigger displacement on 2.4

[@SteveAZ711]

I believe it is the same. Here is another video you may find interesting...kzbin.info/www/bejne/gKPVkn-uj5Zshqs

[@SwiftyMcVeigh851]

2.2s are quicker than 2.4s, Same thing with Chrysler horizons or Dodge omnis'... although 1.8 -2.2...

[@larryshark4580]

HHR is my love

[@chuchuchip]

I use a locking ball extension. The socket always comes up with the extension. To unlock the ball, just press the button. Using it for years. The manual says to change the air filter every 50,000 miles, if you want change the plugs then or every 100,000 miles.

[@SteveAZ711]

You have to use the tools you have. Some work better than others.

[@shantaybrown617]

Thanks, Steve, for sharing. You're a good❤ man. I love your personality. I look forward to watching much more.

[@SteveAZ711]

You are welcome! Thankyou!

[@BA-gn3qb]

Awesome tutorial. Especially liked having the torque specs too.

[@howardhill7358]

I didn't unplug the the coil packs. Was it necessary other than inspection? Great video sir. Thanks in advance

[@SteveAZ711]

No. I wanted to inspect them is all. Thanks!

[@apriljohnson762]

awesome video very clear and good english

[@SteveAZ711]

Glad it helped

[@gmoney2103]

Love the Rooster Love the Video Thank you from Port Hueneme CA 🇺🇸

[@SteveAZ711]

Thanks for watching!

[@adcrazy6626]

Tip... Take the rubber plug out of the inside of the spark-plug socket when putting the plugs back in. Just watch the plug doesn't fall into the hole too fast. Keeps the socket from staying stuck on the plug and connected to the extension when you pull it back out.

[@SteveAZ711]

Very true. I have broken a few insulators that way too.

[@SwiftyMcVeigh851]

Sir, I've saved this. By far the best on KZbin... I hope you are well...THEY LIED.......

[@SteveAZ711]

Thanks Wilford! You should be good for another 100k miles now.

[@SwiftyMcVeigh851]

​@@SteveAZ711they are really little Tanks... I'm in Love with Mine. I know of an 08 that has a 2.4. gonna replace it with the 2.2.. And a small turbo. THANK YOU SIR.✌️

[@SteveAZ711]

@@SwiftyMcVeigh851 That is a Great Project!

[@dukesworld3020]

Good job on the HHR. I bet those plugs were the originals!! Stay healthy, both of you!

[@SteveAZ711]

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[@DavePiotrowski-vj7me]

Just

[@SteveAZ711]

Yep, just the best. Thanks!

[@kingboodro317campstarz9]

Hey nice video and very helpful also .. I stay out here in the valley so you have a shop

[@SteveAZ711]

Thanks. Only do my own work for now. My shop is generally near a shade tree for now. I do have a shop with concrete floors and hope to move closer to it soon. I will post a tour video of it when that day arrives...promises to be very interesting.

[@josepablo6309]

Sr so coils don't need to be replaced unless they're crack

[@SteveAZ711]

If it ain't broke don't fix it. Remember NEW means...Never,Ever,Worked.

[@manuelcoronado9691]

How I know when is time to change the spark plug

[@SteveAZ711]

I like to change mine out around every 100000 miles. Depending on plug quality some plugs need changing around 30000 miles. If you are having starting issues, misfires, or poor idling, then it may be a sign that the plugs need to be looked at. Thanks!

[@tamaradillon1136]

Thank you for sharing this. Helps me out sooo much.

[@SteveAZ711]

Glad it was helpful!

[@tiffodom133]

Steve you're the man

[@tannerrockstexas]

How do you know when to replace them

[@SteveAZ711]

Chevy says they last around 100,000 miles.

[@SwiftyMcVeigh851]

When they start missing...had no idea till one went south.

[@Rickbearcat]

Aside from not showing a clear video shot (out of focus) of the worn plugs you removed (you should have held your hand in behind the worn pulled plugs so the camera could focus), I'd say this was a very informational video. Hope she's still running well for you.

[@JasonBeeneistheLordGod]

Very helpful!👍👍

[@SteveAZ711]

Glad it was helpful!

[@sergiosanchez7278]

What do I do if it doesn't start after I install the new spark plugs

[@gmoney2103]

Take you battery to get tested maybe start off with the Cheapest troubleshooting

[@keeponkeepkeepingon8376]

Cars Trucks And Detours Can I Get an honest opinion..... would you purchase this very exact make/model/and year (2006 Chevrolet HHR LS FWD) with = 211,136 miles on it

[@SteveAZ711]

The first one I bought new. This is my second one, used.

[@keeponkeepkeepingon8376]

@@SteveAZ711 would you purchase this very exact make/model/and year (2006 Chevrolet HHR LS FWD) with = 211,136 miles on it

[@Rickbearcat]

@@keeponkeepkeepingon8376 ...Although he didn't answer your question directly, as in, yes, I would once again buy this exact same model of HHR...he did in a roundabout way state that he would buy this car again because this is the SECOND one he's bought. And he purchased it USED. I'd say that is a definitive answer to your question.