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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Explorer / February 2008

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New Spark Plugs

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Daniel David Palmer - 04 Feb 2008 19:45 GMT
At what mileage should spark plugs be changed on a 2003 Mountaineer V8?
Currently I am at 70K miles and I seem to recall that someone said they
are hard to remove at the recommended 100,000 miles. Outta I do this now
or just wait?
Al Williams - 05 Feb 2008 16:33 GMT
They are hard to get out at any mileage - on my SOHC the pass firewall one
was impossible.  I ended up at the dealer for this one as they had the right
tools and the price wasn't bad in a "tune-up package".  I'd stick with the
owners manual recommended and leave them for now...

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Allan Williams

> At what mileage should spark plugs be changed on a 2003 Mountaineer V8?
> Currently I am at 70K miles and I seem to recall that someone said they
> are hard to remove at the recommended 100,000 miles. Outta I do this now
> or just wait?
C. E. White - 05 Feb 2008 16:36 GMT
> They are hard to get out at any mileage - on my SOHC the pass
> firewall one was impossible.  I ended up at the dealer for this one
> as they had the right tools and the price wasn't bad in a "tune-up
> package".  I'd stick with the owners manual recommended and leave
> them for now...

I changed the plugs on a SOHC V-6 last summer - not too bad once I
remove the right front tire and went at it through the wheel well (as
the manual recommended).

If he has a 4.6L V-8, well that is a different animal. I'd definitely
find a good shop and pay them to do that one.

Ed

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