How to replace Spark Plugs DYI - Ford Escape Hybrid or Similar (1st Time in 100K Miles!!!)

[@MisterOceanCity]

An awesome video. The fact you don't talk allows the "visual" part of the brain to take it all in. I hate videos where the person blabs for the first two minutes!

[@kennybrooks8374]

Great job I just bought a 2008 Mercury Mariner hybrid with 92000 miles and I'm fixing to try this and I'm terribly uninclined to do this on my own. Great video by the way

[@jacobkramer4837]

Excellent job, except according to ford, you need to put dielectric grease on inside of spark plug boots and ceramic portion of spark plug.

[@grneyedbndt]

thanks for being very detailed on the install..i will be changing my plugs on my 06 escape hybrid very soon

[@smitty825]

Thanks for this video! It was really helpful. On my 2006, I need a 10mm deep 3/8" drive instead of the 8mm you used in your 2008. Also, when you pull the ignition coil, I needed to use a bit of a rocking motion to get both the coil and the boot to come out cleanly!

[@CHEYwasTHEBEST1andOnly]

Very helpful, thank you and stay safe!

[@MrIFARI]

That was EXCELLENT...Thanks

[@paulcalif]

Good job on the video. I have a new to me 06 Escape Hybrid that just turned 100K. Going to replace the plugs soon.

[@smax21]

Thanks for your video, it was very helpful for the spark plug replacement I just did!

[@billinseattle]

This is really helpful. Can you link to your video showing replacement of the fuel filter? That's next up on my maintenance list!

[@danielc.3725]

Great Video, how ever, you did not show the measuring of the -GAP w/ a GAPPING tool, even if they say, "Oh it's okay they are PRE-GAPPED" , but every time I do my spark plugs and I checked them they're always off!!!, Also, put some multi-purpose grease, or a layer of clean oil on the - THREADS of the Spark plugs, for when taking them out, they will come out with better ease, & with less struggle, & risk the chance of breaking a spark plug....

[@terrybroyles1243]

I would squirt a little PB Blaster or Liquid Wrench down the spark plug hole and let set a few minutes before removing the plug. After 100K, it could be stuck in there good.

[@CHRISJ0AN]

Great video, thanks for all the info.

[@tedowen1700]

Sure looks like a good instruction.

[@tamyboy1]

thanks bro

[@jds1vette]

Great video.

[@John.Paulis]

Great job!!!!

[@GeigerCounterVirtualMuseum]

Need to do mine soon.

[@CoollllCat]

New part # SP-530