Anyone replace sparkplugs on 2007 toyota camry v6 .Mine is coming up on 120k and plug change time.Do you have to remove the intake manifold to get at the back 3 plugs or can you just remove the cowl to gain access. What can you say about this review?
Wivlel
Remove the plenum (it's really fairly straightforward). I don't think removing the cowl would do anything for you (if it's even possible). I would replace the plenum gasket(s) at the same time. Cheers!
I've seen the youtube videos from those removing the cowl. I haven't tried it, so can't really judge it. I have done two plug changes on our ES350 Lexus (same as Camry) and it is fairly straight forward. The first time, I didn't replace the plenum gaskets, but I did on the 2nd plug change. Now, if you have small arms and hands, there some DIY'ers who have replaced the rear plugs without removing the plenum or the cowl. I tried and could not contort myself into position to do that. Removing the plenum does provide the opportunity to clean the throttle plate, which I am certain will need some cleaning
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