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How to Remove and Change the Spark Plugs on a Suzuki Jimny

Model: Suzuki Jimny Jb23, Jb33, Jb43, Jb53 - Years 1998-2018
Part: Spark plugs

How to remove and change the spark plugs on a Suzuki Jimny? Here’s how to proceed: open the engine bay and lift the front bonnet, secure it, and disconnect the battery terminals. Remove the soundproofing panel from the engine, then use a screwdriver to remove the coils located above the engine head; next, unscrew the spark plugs with a socket wrench and pull them out of the head. Take the new spark plugs and guide them into the engine head using the extension of the socket wrench, tighten them, and reconnect the ignition coils to each spark plug with the new leads. Finally, close the engine bonnet and test the correct operation of the spark plugs.

Updated on 12 March 2026 by ScegliAuto

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