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Spark plug change

Discussion in 'Performance and Tuning' started by LQQKatmy06, Mar 29, 2008.

  1. Dec 22, 2008 at 8:56 AM
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    humanoid

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    Go to sparkplugs.com and get them there.
     
  2. Aug 23, 2010 at 11:11 AM
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    stump jumper

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    I just changed mine. I is pretty dang easy especially when you are used to Fords. The only problem I had was the coil bolt on the front plug drivers side. I think they messed up the threads a little at the factory. I could finger loosen and tighten all but that one. I got the bolt back in and snug but a little worried about future changes. I thought about using a stud instead of the bolt if I have a problem. The only disadvantage that I see is not being able to twist off the coil. I used all NGKs. I had 3 Densos and 3 NGK originally. I am not going to change at 60K. I am going to push to at least 70K. Old plugs looked good and gap was good.
     

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