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How to Replace the Spark Plugs on a Fiat Panda.

Model: Fiat Panda 319, MK 3 - Years 2012-2026
Part: Spark plugs

In this video tutorial, you can see how to replace the spark plugs on a Fiat Panda with a 0.9-litre Twin Air Turbo petrol/methane engine. The first step is to purchase two new NGK spark plugs; as it is a two-cylinder engine, only two spark plugs are needed. Generally, spark plugs should be replaced between 70,000 and 100,000 miles. The first step is to remove the air filter, so take a 10mm socket and unscrew the bracket that supports the intake. Now unscrew the bolts that hold the air filter in place. The next step is to detach the air filter clamp; for this, you simply need a flathead screwdriver. Now disconnect the intake pipe and the air filter from its housing. Once the filter is removed, the engine is exposed. Take the 10mm socket and detach the two coils where the spark plugs are located underneath. Disconnect the connectors from the coils, then take the coil and gently pull it upwards; now, using a 16mm T-bar socket, unscrew the spark plugs.

Updated on 26 July 2026 by ScegliAuto

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