How to Replace Spark Plugs on 2016 KIA Sorento with 2.0L Engine.

[@derr3alex]

just did mine, easy, simple, always nice to have a video backup though

[@WrenchingRyan]

Nice work!

[@deesnuts17]

Phenomenal; thank you for being so thorough, well done 👏🏼

[@30rdmaga]

My GDI engine burns a lot of oil and now my Sorrento has the engine light on and is running ruff at idle and lacking power. Would this be the spark plugs being fouled?

[@h.rdubya6207]

Same

[@mecosdavis6769]

Same

[@perrynruth9488]

Can anyone tell me the name of the black rubber tool he's using to get the spark plugs out?

[@WrenchingRyan]

It’s a fuel line hose.

[@perrynruth9488]

@@WrenchingRyan thank you thank you

[@WrenchingRyan]

@@perrynruth9488 you’re welcome

[@SAPANNow]

What's the purpose of using the rubber hose?

[@WrenchingRyan]

@@SAPANNow my spark plugs socket broke off, I used the rubber hose to get spark plugs started and used electric ratchet to tighten them down and torque them to spec.

[@georgiuzunov4006]

Are the torque specs the same on the 2.0 Turbo as on the 2.4 GDI?

[@WrenchingRyan]

Yes, both 2.0L turbo and 2.4L GDI are the same specifications. Thanks for watching.

[@georgiuzunov4006]

@@WrenchingRyan no, thank you for posting the video! Great work!

[@YUNGSILKBK]

Should the battery be disconnected?

[@WrenchingRyan]

yup, always a best practice to disconnect neg. battery cable every time you work on your car. for some reason disconnecting the battery not included in this video.

[@kartiks718]

Can you include what parts are you using and where to buy

[@WrenchingRyan]

Spark plug part number, K 18849 0985. You can buy this from local Kia dealership. Thanks for watching.

[@kysable]

@@WrenchingRyan please tools to but rubber pipe and socket power tool name? Thanks

[@j.childrey9358]

Yes please need to replace mine as well would love the list of tools used.

[@JKAUTER]

Is this engine 2.0L or 2.4L ?

[@WrenchingRyan]

2.0L engine

[@mommyofceos]

I was just quoted $700 for parts and labor

[@WrenchingRyan]

Just buy parts and do it yourself. Thanks for watching.

[@kensleylewis]

too many sensitive things that can easily break or go wrong, just take it to the pros.

[@WrenchingRyan]

If you have the budget taking to the pro is always the best choice. Thanks for watching.

[@Randomuniverse-qn6cc]

​@@WrenchingRyanwhat is the estimate 😅😊

[@WrenchingRyan]

@@Randomuniverse-qn6cc ill go ask my advisor tomorrow to give you estimate. Thanks for watching.

[@Randomuniverse-qn6cc]

@@WrenchingRyan thanks

[@WrenchingRyan]

@@Randomuniverse-qn6cc I just talked to my advisor and she said it’s about 260$+ for 4cylinder engine.