Honda Civic Repairs | Replace Your Spark Plugs | 8th Gen 2006-2011 - R18 SOHC - Available on Amazon

[@LevelUpMechanics]

Correction: tighten spark plugs to 13 ft-lbs (18 N.M) - ugh, stupid typo

[@sticker_kacafilm_vloger]

Wow..Nice video I like it very much Greetings, I wish you more success🇮🇩

[@LevelUpMechanics]

Thank you very much for your kind words! 😁👍

[@ragingruski2508]

For your spec-d tuning catback exhaust system, I heard that after about a year its condition deteriorates and begins to sound horrible. How is yours doing so far?

[@LevelUpMechanics]

It's not the best exhaust I've ever had. I've even welded an additional resonator in and it just seems like a typical cheap ebay exhaust. I would probably recommend spending a few more $$$ and go with the yonaka exhaust. Or something of better quality.

[@dustinlanphear422]

@@LevelUpMechanics how many miles was on the car when you changed the spark plugs?

[@LevelUpMechanics]

I bought the car with 160K miles. It looked like the previous owner had changed them out (at least once) because they were not the original spark plugs. Spark plugs usually last anywhere between 60K to 100K miles (usually).

[@johnconnor2402]

Nice guide! Do you have recommendations on a tool set to get for someone just starting out?

[@LevelUpMechanics]

I usually have a list of some of the tools I use frequently in the description section of my videos. Here is the list of what I used for this video: Sunex 3/8" Drive Impact Socket Set - 3351 amzn.to/3tzRCua ​ Pocket Screwdriver (set of 10) amzn.to/3cQltZq Makita Impact Driver Kit - XDT131 amzn.to/39UZ9vE Impact Grade Socket Adapter for Impact Drivers amzn.to/3kVp3UR 3/8-Inch Drive Flex Head Long Ratchet amzn.to/3FuezW3 ARES 5-Piece Magnetic Spark Plug Socket Set amzn.to/3ljHYJ2 ARES 9-Piece Wobble Extension Set amzn.to/3wzi21g ​ Stainless Steel Feeler Gauge amzn.to/37PMs7a Spark Plug Gauge Measuring Tool amzn.to/3ljofJM I hope this info helps! 😁

[@dabbingdeath]

I had just replaced the plugs and coils on my 07 when it got wrote off. I recently bought an 09 and am having spark plug issues. Can I replace the 09 plugs with the new ones in the 07?

[@LevelUpMechanics]

You should be able to, yes 👍. Just keep in mind that spark plugs usually have "crush washers / seats" on them... so you could install / remove them a couple of times before those washers get worn to the point where they don't effectively "seal" their seats against the cylinder head...

[@dabbingdeath]

@@LevelUpMechanics thank you so much for the reply! I will definitely keep that in mind. All the best to you 🙂

[@LevelUpMechanics]

@dabbingdeath no problem! I'm glad I could help out 😁👍.