Spark Plug Change 2001-2005 Honda Civic 

gerald russell thanks! Glad it helped!

yikes. I paid a guy 50 at the shell station. Bought the plugs myself. Report those bastards

Tina Campbell you'll either buy already or dont--

I know ...Whats the gap?

@@edgaralvarez8945 1-1.1mm

@@edgaralvarez8945 Says it in the video 6:04

The factory already gaps them but I would recommend to double-check

why would torque be needed for spark plugs its just a ground and seal

If you don't anti-seize them, it doesn't matter much because they'll stick in there (and may fuse to the engine... which is why you use anti-seize). But if you follow the recommendations and use anti-seize, then you run the risk of having them back out and pop off the engine if you don't tighten enough. However, if you over-tighten, they can break or damage something else. Also, even if you tighten them down till they're snug, you are using torque. It may be 10 lb-ft for you, but for someone else it could be lower. It's always good to use a torque wrench on anything you don't have a feel for yet.

it's driver to passenger brother

I would recommend the NGK ZFR6F-11 since they are gapped correctly and are a high quality spark plug

It's in your owners manual. Specific part number, gap size, and metal. Get a pre-gapped spark plug. You can upgrade to double platinum or Iridium, but you cant downgrade from what the manual says.

No they came gapped correctly already. For what it’s worth you can get a gap measurement tool at autozone for a few bucks in case you wanna check.

@@ladawg1 Thank you for replying !!