Replace Ignition Coil & Spark Plugs 2014 Chevy Spark

cylinder 2 misfire, ignition coil & spark plug replacement
Replacing spark plugs and ignition coil
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[@eddieburkman6005]

You're supposed to push the spark plug into the rubber piece that's inside the spark plug socket. That's why it's in there. It may take a little pressure but it will go. This way you can remove and install spark plugs without them falling out of the socket. Easier than using magnets and needle nose pliers.

[@rayann5623]

Very helpful video. I am about to tackle this same task for the same reason (except error code is for cylinder #4 misfire) on a 2013 Chevy Spark with the same engine. Your video gave me the confidence to do this on my own instead of taking it to a shop. Thank you very much for posting.

[@paulsean3000]

Mines is the same now. Did you fix yours and was it easy?

[@moonosuna3477]

THANK YOU! I love my spark and want to take care of it forever. This video helped !

[@25tango]

Glad you made the video. I think it is time for me to change plugs on my 2014 Spark at 58k +. Has a tiny skip when accelerating, so thought that would be a good place to start. I haven't put the OBD on it yet to see if there are any codes. Thanks again for the great video, it really helps to get ahead of it when starting into what should be an easy change out.

[@teresalgeorge]

Amazing video! This is awesome and thank you for doing it

[@arielsalas8280]

Thank you for this video you really helped me out!!! I’m learning how to repair my own Chevrolet Spark 💖💖💖💖

[@christopherguiliano4104]

My question is what made you change them. I have same car 2014. 82,758 miles My problem I'm having is when driving my car it feels like its down shifting as I drive when I'm at 25 mph 39 mph and 55 mph. I thought it was transmission but 3 garges told me there nothing wrong with my transmission.

[@telmopatt476]

Hello did u fix the problem of your car ?.

[@towcars5550]

same here

[@StrangeWorldPodcast]

Great vid.. Quick question. I have a 2016 Chevrolet Spark and changing the spark plugs and coils is really easy as well, but is it necessary to change the Spark Plug Wires as well!? I can't find a video on it?

[@Multi123michael]

Thanks you for this.

[@angryandtoxic8210]

Thanks for the good video, i had my sparks plugs changed yesterday by a mechanic but it's still slowering, any idea how to solve that ? And thank you in advance.

[@rosiejimenez3120]

Super informative thanks 😊

[@eddyLF]

I need to change my valve cover gasket any video ? What is the pattern to tighten and what is the torque for valve cover bolts plz

[@pocoyo915]

can you show where is the pcv valve located please

[@SaithusX]

Hey where did you get that odb 2 scanner? I like that one.

[@Galacticdemos]

Not sure if your car is part of the Recall but you can google search GM recalls and look up your vin and see if there are any incomplete recalls. I had a misfire due to the faulty PCV sucking in oil, it messed up all sort of things. Just had the valve replaced but not the plugs because "they couldn't read the code" blah blah bs dealership money savings tactics. Anyways Good video and the spark plugs should be inspected/replace them every 20-30k miles (32km-48km).

[@fedorweemsch]

Ok thank you

[@keithcitizen4855]

The Toyota spark plug socket tool has a rubber that grips the connector tip doing away with your magnet idea , good one though - more Arduino vids please.

[@fedorweemsch]

Thanks for feedback! Yes I know I'll make more Arduino videos soon

[@user-cj4hk8lr1v]

Question: when you tied the spark plug, you don't worry for the specific torque measure? I that a big thing or you just tied a little without worries? For me that was the main difficulty when I replaced the spark plugs...

[@fedorweemsch]

I probably should have used a torque wrench 😬

[@Oh-ou4lp]

Know its a old vid but what tool did you use to losein the back bolts on black cover, I know a rachit but what size was it 3/8 or a 1/4?

[@LittleDevilSings]

I think he said 10mm on the front & 1/2 for the back

[@jfalbo]

Thanks

[@MrLoy2009]

Thanks for the video by the way. Where did you get the toolset?

[@fedorweemsch]

I bought it at Olreillys

[@SickestTightest]

Perfect

[@rodolfoalvajr5430]

Use a 5/16 or 3/8 rubber hose to start installing spark plugs . Also antiseas

[@rodolfoalvajr5430]

Oops antiseize spelling may not be correct. But most people will know

[@paulrosenbaum1678]

First, the "cream" is called anti-seize.

[@joepangit6938]

I think high temp dielectric grease is the same thing if you have any around. It's just a grease that doesn't conduct electricity.

[@Kizip]

you should also get the debris out the way so it doesnt fall into the engine

[@jp7489]

Nice👍do you still have this car? if so how's has it been running?

[@fedorweemsch]

I still have the car it's running great. I stay on top of the oil changes and I changed out the transmission fluid and filter at around 68k

[@jp7489]

@@fedorweemsch nice I'm looking for one around that year for work just to get around the city is your car the chevy spark active model?

[@fedorweemsch]

Not sure about active. When I changed the transmission oil and filter the oil was very dirty. The car Manuel I think wants you to change the transmission oil every 40k miles there's 99.999% of people DON'T do this.

[@fedorweemsch]

Keep that in mind when you buy the car. The CVT transmissions need good quality of oil or they wear out quickly. That's why they require a change every 40k

[@telmopatt476]

Hi

[@18vxxx]

Spark plugs are not the life of the vehicle parts.

[@ShatteredHawk]

Looks like your engine is burning some oil by the looks of the other Spark Plugs. You should of tested the suspected coil pack on another plug to see if the issue follows it. Maybe would of saved you 140 bucks and you just would of replaced the Plugs only. Cause it looks like number 1,3,and 4 where on the verge of failing.

[@fedorweemsch]

I moved the new coil around and same results... But with new spark plugs. there's no misfiring codes. On next oil change I'll pull the plugs and inspect them

[@randallhaugen3219]

Why are these coils so Damn expensive? You can find them in Ebay for 15 bucks.

[@Mouldy99]

take the straw and blow all dust out!

[@joepangit6938]

No! Suck the dust off so it doesn't fall into the engine. You might need a swig of coke afterwards though :)

[@chenjack9737]

😅

[@MrLoy2009]

My GAWD!!! That’s a filthy engine bay.. you a need professional cleaning

[@fedorweemsch]

You are right....

[@subhankarnath4749]

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[@fedorweemsch]

I quit the game:(

[@subhankarnath4749]

@@fedorweemsch why

[@fedorweemsch]

@@subhankarnath4749 the game is too addicting. I have 2 kids and 3rd kid on the way. I need to spend time with family.

[@subhankarnath4749]

@@fedorweemsch oh... That's good.... Have a great time with your family

[@subhankarnath4749]

Our members also left this game for his personal life

[@derrickrayford6453]

🤨 Dude u need to clean your damn engine bay 🤢

[@owensrayfeilds6800]

you talk too much,,,,get the job done,,,,i will never give you my car ,to fix...

[@marcapuchino]

Spark plugs need to be changed every 3k miles

[@brandoblack3732]

Spark plugs only last between 60-100k miles buddy

[@derrickrayford6453]

How come one comment say spark plugs needs to be replaced/changed every 3k miles if they last that damn long 🤷‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@joepangit6938]

@@derrickrayford6453 Because it is wrong info. Plugs do last a long time. It wouldn't hurt replacing them with some nice iridium ones at 50K or so as preventative maintenance though.