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Toyota Yaris - Video tutorial

Model: Toyota Yaris Xp10 - Years 1999-2005
Part: Spark plugs
Operation: How to maintain candles

Here is a video tutorial explaining how to maintain (or replace) the spark plugs on a Toyota Yaris. Here's what you need: a ratchet wrench with a 10mm pocket, a tube of copper grease and a candle wrench with a 16mm pocket. First unhook the clips securing the air box. You now have access to the candles. With the 10 mm pocket loosen the bolt that fixes the ignition coil and extract the coil itself; with the 16 mm pocket of the spark plug wrench, unscrew and remove the spark plug. Apply some copper grease on its head then screw it back into its housing and insert the ignition coil again. Re-release the coil bolt and reattach the airbox clips.


Posted on 5 July 2023 by ScegliAuto



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