Spark plug replacement 2007 Hyundai Santa Fe 2.7L coil. How to change plugs

Spark plug replacement 2007 Hyundai Santa Fe 2.7L coil . If you are wondering how to install or remove or replace an part on your car, I hope this video will help show you how to change it.
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[@johnnymanning3501]

Clearly one of the best instructional videos I have ever watched. Love the way you zoom in on each hidden bolt to reveal its location. Thank you.

[@raypatino2610]

Pretty clear video compared to the others out there. I like the way you "walk" the camera all the way down to the part you're loosening. Extremely helpful to see what part of the engine you're on.

[@jesseleath6135]

I was able to replace my wifes spark plugs and ignition coils because of this video. thank you for making it.

[@WhiteRazr1233]

Great tutorial. I have the 08 Hyundai Santa Fe, and there were only a couple of superficial bolts that differed from your vehicle. Other than that, this was perfect!

[@gysensei]

I know this is an old video but it really got me through changing my spark plugs. I really appreciate you

[@jthomas932011]

Thanks for posting this video! My husband just changed my plugs with the help of your video!! Fixed my issue right away.

[@ednickel7987]

Thank you for your video and your very patient attitude when working on the car. It was a huge help watching it before I attempted to replace the plugs on my daughter's car.

[@muaddib7685]

Excellent video description. Only one thing, don't you want to replace the gasket if you going to take off the plenum though?

[@txtpqb]

wow, I just did mine, same vehicle ... looked intimidating at first but your video helped me through it. Actually pretty easy, just a crazy engineering idea by Hyundai though. Thanks again !!!

[@ConnecticutAngler]

Helped me out of a bind with this vid when I had a misfire on Cylinder 1. Thanks so much!

[@CapnJonMorgan]

Thanks for your video. It helped me changed out the plugs and replace #3 ignition coil. Cheers!

Excellent video. Exactly what I needed to make changing a coil pack easy.

[@KevinTaylor-vc5we]

Thanks for the video, especially those 3 x 10mm ones at the back, a life saver

[@mikewaters6339]

Outstanding, it helped alot. My son and I just did this today. Very helpful sir.

[@TheJ2effect]

Thanks to you I was able to successfully change the plugs. Im not sure i would have realized about that o2 and throttle body bolts without this vid. Thank you.

[@rillyjo5810]

@@Sudas80 thanks. should coils be changed when doing plugs?

[@FJH-Grondwerken]

The old spark plugs are looking fine to me 😉 The engine is nice and clean 😃 I would like to see how you replaced the rear onces... and the intake seal .... you did not mentioned that... that should be replaced if you ask me. But thanks for showing me all the brackets thats needs to be losen 😃

[@ammiescottwedding7488]

Thanks for the video great job

[@csinclair7261]

Well I feel a lot more comfortable about attempting thi! Going to go get stuck in to it now. Wish me luck!

[@csinclair7261]

Success! Thanks for the vid!

[@bigalr.242]

THANKS 4 THE DEMO.

[@-CCdude]

Hey Todd what about any gaskets that you should replace????

[@loumar1684]

Any comments suggestions on replacing plugs and wires on a 6 cyl Sonata 2004.Not sure how I would tackle it.Please advise. Thanks

[@anthonydargenio3536]

No need to replace the intake Plenum gasket ? ? Great Video got to love those engineers that bury those 3 plugs.... How long did it take you from start to finish ? Anti Seize the threads on the plugs ?? Thanks for posting the video

[@MrBrix3]

what type of camera did you use? Good Video thanks

[@patriciacathey3670]

thank you

[@kb3svj]

What a tedious endeavor to replace the plugs. I just replaced the timing belt/h2o pump, idler, tensioner, and hydraulic tension thing. On the 2.7 motor of my 2008 Kia Rondo. I figured for as reasonable the price was for the extra parts, I only wanted to dig into that beast once. I replaced the L-bank plugs but have not yet replaced the right bank ones due to the complexity. When I do take the plunge, I'll replace the coil packs as well. Thanks for the tutorial!

[@TropicalChris]

Great vid, thanks! Do you need to do anything else after replacing the spark plugs to prevent misfiring? Any recalibrating of the engine? I don't know much about auto work...I get all of my mechanic tips on KZbin and forums haha.

[@Blue-by4mj]

in my case my o2 sensor was causing a rich engine condition...fouled them...

[@Hurricanet2y]

The back coil has how many terminals

[@genconex]

Could you have simply removed the cowl to gain extra room to get access to the spark plugs?

[@oatnoid]

No plenum gasket replacement?

[@vanterry26]

No you DO NOT Gap Iridium no matter what especially NGK's, the NGK IX for the Hyundai actually come pre-gapped at .044. I just changed my Spark Plugs last weekend and i know what a pain in the ass it is, i have no clue why Hyundai designed the upper intake the way they did

[@am6066]

Just another reason NOT to buy this type of car!

[@DanPrepper]

I need to know the cylinder #'s i got #2&3 misfiring. can u help???

[@Blue-by4mj]

my sparak plug wires have numbers on them

[@jonathanraiche3074]

Or new coils

[@dmitrigimpiliov3791]

Классно, спасибо за видео.

[@user-eh3ou8jn3x]

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[@naarcissefokam3515]

French version