How to Change the Spark Plugs and Wires in a Corvette

Learn how to change the spark plugs and wires in a C4 Corvette with an LT1 or LT4 from 1992 through 1996. This is a job the every day person can do and save yourself some money! This also applies to the LT1 and LT4 Camaro, Impala, Caprice, etc.

How to Gap the Spark Plug: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IuW3svdqKZM

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42 thoughts on “How to Change the Spark Plugs and Wires in a Corvette

  1. It’s absolutely insane that you made this video when I was 8 years old and now it’s helping me with my corvette. Thanks a million for getting me into cars and for all your great videos that have helped me.

  2. Thanks. I need help with the frame rail
    Ground strap attaching point. It is supposed to go somewhere on the engine. Mine appears to be held on with a self tapping screw attached to the catalytic converter bracket.
    Where is the correct attaching point ?

  3. This is hands down the best video on YT explaining how to replace wires and plugs on a C4. I really liked how you anticipated questions and showed the "hard parts" without wasting time showing everything. Yes, this video is 10 years old and you have likely moved on. Oh, and at the end showing the graphic was another great bonus.

  4. I love it that you call a socket a ratchet?!! And the boot inside the socket is rubber not plastic!! How can I trust what you're doing here if you don't even know the proper terminology of the tools you're using??? 🙃🙃🙃

  5. Chris you and I have similar tastes in cars as I have a 94 vette and a 2002 Tbird and Mustang. Do you know anywhere to get new parts for the vette? I’m losing capabilities in mine such as ABS, antislip, cruise control, ac controls, and tire pressure sensors due to lack of parts. My mechanic, the most knowledgeable in my area won’t put used parts on my car.

  6. I realize this was one of your first videos but when applying anything on spark plugs, you don't need to gunk it on. A few small dabs of whatever product you want to use, then roll your finger or Qtip around the threads. To much of that anti seize globbed on can make it's way to the plug electrode and ground out the plug. To much of that silicone globs up the connections, causes mis fires.

  7. I'm in the middle of doing this job at the moment. Just finished the passenger side. The plugs I took out were burned down to the electrodes; I guess the PO didn't relish tackling this job. Tough but doable. Can't wait to drive my car with fresh plugs! (My other car is a 1980 MGB. Changing the plugs on that is a joy.)

  8. Hey man! Great video. Truly helpful. It was able to concur the driver side with ease by accessing the option spark from underneath the car. After all, I’m experiencing some issues. The engine stalls & stops after starting & going into gear. Trying to diagnose it myself before handing it over to pros. I came across a 9th spark plug wire below the throttle body. I was curious why there were ten wires but only eight plugs. But now I see there is a 9th to replace but not a 10th. Do you have an idea or is that in fact an “extra?”

  9. First thing I did when I bought my Vette several years ago was replace the plugs and wires. Took me two days and a lot of swearing. I dropped the socket numerous times on number eight, and getting to the opti on the drivers side was unbearable. Last month I replaced my water pump, and I could clearly see the drivers side of the opti. It might be a little more work removing the water pump to do the plug wires, but there would be a lot less swearing envolved going this rout in my opinion. Besides, the Lt1 can always use a fresh water pump ever now and then…..😉

  10. On my 92 there was a second metal pipe leading from somewheres. It was preventing me from pulling the wires across the pulleys like you did. However, completely removing the belt tensioner was the answer. Once it was out of the way you had a clear shot of the optispark and could pull the wires straight through. Also the heat protection looks very pathetic, thin plastic that tightly wraps around the cord. I will be replacing that with something more effective.

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