HYUNDAI ELANTRA SPARK PLUG AND IGNITION COIL REPLACEMENT FAST & EASY! TUNE UP HYUNDAI ELANTRA

[@georgebmac8140]

Thanks! It didn't want to come out and I was afraid of forcing it. But knowing how you just pulled I was able to put more muscle on it and it came right out!

[@AndresRodriguez-tv7zn]

how do you change the fourth spark plug? the ignition coil does not come out because there is a part that does not allow its extraction

[@kevindiamant415]

Thank you for making this! It was really helpful and I was able to resolve my car issue using your tutorial!

[@CameraEyeByRush]

Why do you never answer about the 4th coil and how to replace? Multiple people asked.

[@daniellopez0909talon]

My Elantra 2015 has been vibrating more than usual. I took it to a mechanic and they said nothing is wrong with it. I have a buddy who said that his elantra was doing the same. He went to replace the ignition coils and spark plugs which solved the problem. I'm not sure if this might also be in my case, but the check engine light was not showing but the computer did read a misfire. My elantra is not showing any of that. Can changing the spark plugs and ignition coils solve the vibration problem?

[@lorensadama9920]

Same prob. with my elentra 2015 more vibration than usual, low start and sometimes rpm doesnt work, so i went to mechanic a while and told me that wer goin to replace coil. hope it work.

[@scottvan1898]

@@lorensadama9920 How your ignition firing now ? ,solve the problem ? Happy to hear from you.

[@stevetravels6160]

i did not see you gap the plugs?? is this not required anymore?

[@diamari91]

Soo other than checking the connections at the coils, is there anything else you’d look for (besides dirt, oil) when replacing the plugs and coils? I want to just buy the coils and plugs and just install them myself but want to make sure im checking everything I SHOULD be checking while im under the hood

[@eduardorahbani5905]

How do you take the last one

[@HidalgoMotorsCo]

It’s quite simple. They should all be pretty easy to get to. But just loosen the screw - remove the coil and then loosen the spark plug and remove it… idk if that helps.. thanks for watching though!

[@henrytom5824]

@@HidalgoMotorsCo The fourth one is blocked by the gdi pump line ? Did you move the clip on the gdi line or what?

[@andrewthemaroon8608]

I cant get to my fourth plug how do you remove that line with out damaging anything?

[@kennywendel5663]

Same question. How did you do it?

[@andrewthemaroon8608]

@@kennywendel5663 broke down out of fear of really ruining something and took it to a mechanic. I don't remember how they did it but they did tell me that if I had pulled that component it would have really fucked up my car..... sorry I wasn't of any help

[@foreignfilmfan]

Ugh. Just paid $380 at the dealer. I had no time to deal with it myself. Question: would A bad coil ever cause the engine to not start or stall?

[@n3rdoutmedia]

I can’t speak for your car, but I’ve had 2 cars that had coil packs and even when the coils went bad, they would still start. I have 2 that went out in my car now and it could still be driven.

[@DROPPINL0ADS]

it could cause it to stall but a bad coil won't cause your engine to not start

[@edhagen102]

I am doing mine right now, but my could have a spring in the bottom that keeps falling out... Why doesn't yours have a spring falling out?

[@HidalgoMotorsCo]

You may need to replace your wire the spring usually goes inside of it... but if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it lol

[@HidalgoMotorsCo]

Thanks for watching by the way :)

[@mbkkap]

I’m also using the same tools but my 5’8 socket won’t loosen up the old spark plug same car too

[@islndaze]

Do you need to change the wires also? or no?

[@HidalgoMotorsCo]

Hey! No you don’t have to. Unless you want to.

[@islndaze]

@@HidalgoMotorsCo oh okay good to know, thank you!!

[@HidalgoMotorsCo]

You’re very welcome! Thanks for watching!

[@blakerichardson6291]

Same thing for a 2017?

[@flexbrawl8617]

should the coil always be replaced with the broken spark plug. i changed all my 4 plugs for an hr car works fine but then does same thing and mechanic told me to get 1 new coil but why?

[@jcarbs3270]

I don’t replace unless it’s broken.

[@rodolforobertomaradiaga6635]

No hay problema si la batería 🔋este Conectada🤔

[@blakerichardson6291]

Same for 2017?

[@HidalgoMotorsCo]

Hey! Yeah the procedure should be very similar

[@pearliegatez3227]

Thank you for this video!!

[@SNOB4LIFEE]

How much does this usually cost ? I just did this today and paid $180 ... but you just did it in 5 minutes and they spent 3 1/2 hours 🥴 .

[@HidalgoMotorsCo]

SNOB4LIFEE hey there! First of all thanks so much for watching! And I just priced the parts on eBay and it adds up to around $80 before taxes... it’s a super easy job to do. And yep we did all 4 of them real quick! $180 is not bad from a shop... they took way too long though :(

[@SNOB4LIFEE]

Awesome 👍🏾 . Thank you so much for responding !!

[@HidalgoMotorsCo]

SNOB4LIFEE you’re very welcome! Glad to help!

[@clbdyc]

Did mine 3 days ago. About $30 for the plugs. NGK iridium. Another $33 for the tools. Took me 1 hour start to finish. I didn't rush. Wanted to make sure I did it right.

[@henrytom5824]

@@clbdyc how did you remove 4th coil?

[@xavisky]

porque la remplazaste? estaba rota?

[@michaelmaderich5370]

I think you numbered the cylinders backwards

[@michaelmaderich5370]

Or the coils or whatever. In the second half of the video. I had to replace number 2 and I did the second from the right and it didn’t help. I checked some other sources and they numbered them left to right. I did the second from left instead and it’s all good now

[@HidalgoMotorsCo]

I think you may be right.... I was going too fast! Sorry. Always do your research thanks for watching anyways !! Hope I could help you! And I strongly suggest replacing all the coils at once

[@THomasJefferRson]

And you didnt show how to change the last two, the most difficult ones 🤦🏼🤦🏼

[@eddieserna5046]

That video shows a California emission motor. They don't show how to remove plugs 3 & 4 (right side of motor) because the rubber covered chrome thingie that's in the way of removing those plugs is a fuel pressure pump and so they more than likely did not finish the job on their own. DIY weekend mechanics: you prolly don't want to mess around with that. So that's why the dealership charges so much for the spark plug change, IMO.