How to Change Spark Plugs on Audi TT Mk2 NGK PFR7S8EG

This is how I've changed spark plugs on Audi TT Mk2 2.0 tfsi (2007).
To properly maintain your car, spark plugs should be regularly changed, approx. every 50.000 km.
NGK Spark plugs
Part number: PFR7S8EG

[@philip771]

It's little tips like that - holding the bar in to release the clips - that make a job so much easier. Thank you!

[@barrykimber]

Very clear & easy to follow 👍👌

[@andregomes432]

Hey man! thanks for the video. Your videos have been a real help for me in the past year. Last summer I bought the tt mk2 roadster and i've been changing some things for maintenence. I just bought these same spark plugs, ngk 1675. Did you noticed any fuel economy or engine performance?

[@sunkazz]

Tiny bit better performance, since the old ones were shot - old.

[@henryespitalier777]

Thank you Sir, very usefull, especially the trick to remove the coils easily.

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[@richcharlton4630]

Fantastic video thanks for this - Ive just had major service done in a garage for £350 but it all in 2hrs?? I feel they have rushed it or not done things? I will go and check spark plugs now thanks to you :) Is there anything else I could check as a novice? Thanks again bro😄

[@Jobaa87]

Can it be done without that special socket? I'm planning on doing this soon. Nice vid!

[@sunkazz]

Hello. Well, at least you need a socket which fits into the hole, where the spark plugs sit. And of course, you need an extender. This is socket size 16 mm.

[@Jobaa87]

@@sunkazz Thanks!! I actually just ordered the socket on amazon, it was just 5€

[@ilGhepa]

Great video, could you link a similar kit for the wrench with extension and sockets please?

[@sunkazz]

Any better stocked toolbox should have it. Look for example for "KS Tools".

[@erikmarquez7305]

Thanks 🙏🏼

[@elninooo9]

Could you maybe record a video about the spoiler mine is stuck.. Maybe you know some tips cause audi want 600€ for changing it..

[@Sallos-1]

Hello. make videos as you mount the led arrow on the mirror.

[@Taranisify]

Do you need to check the spark plug gap on new spark plugs that you install?

[@sunkazz]

Yes, it's good to check the gap. But when buying parts per VIN, they should already be gapped properly. But you never know.

[@andregomes432]

What size in mm is the socket that you used to remove the spark plugs? and the wrench is 3/8"?

[@pSicHo1321983]

16мм

[@martymax2632]

Hello i have problem with my boot spoiler- not function, on my tts, can you help, some tips, thx bro.

[@sunkazz]

What is the problem exactly?

[@martymax2632]

@@sunkazz when the spoiler is switched on both the indicator light automatically illuminates and the spoiler does not come out. I was looking at the spoiler engine and looks good. But I don't know where the fuse is.

[@sunkazz]

I would check the fuses (kzbin.info/www/bejne/fIKTaayrlrJgiLs). Maybe you have bad convenience features control unit. Maybe its stuck, try a little bit of force, if the spoiler move, but be careful.

[@martymax2632]

@@sunkazz Hi bro, car was on diagnosis and it turned out the connector of the rear spoiler connector, I do not know if it is not related to the comfort unit or fuses, but where is spoiler fuse location?

[@sunkazz]

Hi, look into the fuse box label, you should be able to find it there. However, I do not see a reason why the fuse would be blown. Its more likely that someone ripped some cable when working on the car. It is also possible that the spoiler module is bad.

[@kidsstories4084]

Always use dealer parts, no Bosch crap!

[@azwads5126]

CAnt see shit mate. The lighting is shizer!