Easiest Way To Change Back Passenger Side Spark Plug and Wire 07 Escalade, Yukon, Denali 6.2L V8

Best Way to replace back passenger side spark plug and wire is to remove the tire fender well and go from underneath to get it. The other 7 are self explanatory, you got those.. lol

[@arcademania7544]

I know this video is 2 years old, but thanks! I was struggling with that back one. 😏

[@undefeatednetwork5975]

And thats what I’m bout to do 🦾

[@albertsanchez7611]

I did all 8 of the plugs and wires from the top. Saved myself 150.00

[@MenacingRabbit]

Good man! Thank you for the video!!!!

[@TralfazConstruction]

Good tip. I'd advise going that route. Thank you.

[@fatguyonalittlebike3336]

Damn I been trying to get it out without taking out the whole liner but I’ll probably have to do it like that

[@wally7856]

You have 2 broken exhaust manifold bolts. Must be ticking pretty good. Probably a few broken ones on the other side as well.

[@alvarosilva957]

That's the cover ain't it?

[@abuomar8010]

😢GM since the beginning of the V8 industry has not changed the location of the spark plugs and they are very tired why not put them at the top of the engine

[@THECHAMUKO13]

For spark plugs to be on top of a motor it has to be an "Inline" motor like an inline 4 from a Honda or a inline 6 from a BMW. The "V8" has the spark plugs on the side because it has the motor shape of a V and it has 4 cylinders on each side. The top on the V8 has the intake manifold and the heads full of valves and rocker arms. Every other manufacturer that makes V8's are designed the same. Even a V6 has the spark plugs in the same location.

[@gapcityracing6086]

This is what we did when i worked at Chevy way easier

[@jasontaylor8433]

You didn't show us you just showed us what you're going to do.