How To Change A 2007 Toyota Yaris Spark Plugs

[@BradTheBarber1]

Bro you just saved me $312!!!!! I just did it in my driveway!!! Hey man MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!🎄

[@devonnewest7990]

Oh my gosh thank you!!! You saved me so much money at the Stealership. Great vid, you explain very well, clear, enjoyed.

[@DrivenDailyGaming]

Your very welcome, thank you for watching! I wish I had more time to post more videos lol.

[@DrivenDailyGaming]

Means a lot to know I've helped

[@jameshunt1444]

"Stealership" -BWAHAHAHA!! I'm using that from now on! LOL! !

[@johnhenke6475]

Ha ha! I call them stealerships too. And for good reason.

[@devonnewest7990]

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[@alejandropena1189]

Thank you bro you helped me tune up my gf’s car all your videos are great

[@DrivenDailyGaming]

Thank you very much for watching, glad to have been some help to you.

[@mikespalding3622]

Thank you! I saved $200 by following your video and doing it myself.

[@DrivenDailyGaming]

Mike Spalding your welcome I'm glad to have been some help!

[@WebbSkee]

I'll be doing this either today or tomorrow thank you

[@NorthernRailsTrainsInTheNorth]

Gotta love those old Toyotas. Easiest sparkplug change ever.

[@johnhenke6475]

Approaching 120,000 miles so I got the plugs. The car runs fine but why tempt fate. I serviced the transmission a 108,000 miles and it was the cleanest tranny pan I ever dropped. So Plugs go in in a couple of days. Thanks for the information.

[@DrivenDailyGaming]

Glad to have been somewhat helpful!

[@Bilpokat]

What kind of wheels are on your Yaris

[@drtuddle]

Most people disconnect the boot from the harness. Is it a precaution to consider?

[@demeaningplebny1363]

Wouldn't application of anti-seize corrupt the torque setting?

[@DrivenDailyGaming]

You will get a more accurate torque with it than you would with dry hardware. With dry hardware, you can actually be twisting the fastener, which interferes with the overall torque reading

[@demeaningplebny1363]

I believe the torque specs are based on friction between the threads of the metals being joined. Engineers know the friction coefficients based on the metals and the finish. You introduce a lubricant in there and the engineering spec no longer applies. Unless the manufacturer says to lubricate, I would not do it. The engineers also expect the fastener to be twisted. That's silly.

[@Omar-bv3gu]

Hey how many foot lb did you say? 15?

[@roeldeleon9360]

15 to 18 foot pound is ok

[@kohnfutner9637]

The Toyota dealer here said 120k miles.