The Easy Way to Change Spark Plugs on a 2011 2nd Gen Toyota Tacoma with the V6 4.0L Engine.

[@carljenkins5092]

Do you have the original transmission? I have a 2011 with only 80 k on it. My father in law gifted it to me before he passed away. It looks and drives like it is new. Thank you for posting this video

[@737mechanic]

Yes, it is the original transmission.

[@proudtexan5513]

Can you tell me where you got that magnetic spark plug holder, Please? The one you used to start the plug install

[@737mechanic]

I paid $9500.00. Its been a great first truck for my son. 4WD and everything works.

[@marine8347]

Great video ❤

[@proudtexan5513]

By the way, about what did you have to pay for that 2011 Tacoma ?

[@737mechanic]

I bought that years ago off the Matco truck, but it is a KD tool. The closest thing I have been able to find like it is this one. amzn.to/4bbf1qI I have used this tool on almost every spark plug change I have done over the past 40 years.

[@proudtexan5513]

@@737mechanic Thanks so much! Ordered it today!!

[@McFlysGarage]

Odd it has Iridium plugs. Manual calls for copper plugs. The I4 uses Iridium.

[@737mechanic]

The truck has almost 300,000 on it so I am sure it has had the plugs changed.

[@ferkxd451]

Always use antinseize before installing plugs.

[@737mechanic]

The factory doesn't use it, the manual doesn't call for it, so I don't use it. Never had a problem as long as they are not over-tightened.