MAC spark plug tool
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MAC spark plug tool
Just saw in new flyer that MAC has a tool for replacing threads in heads 4.6 and 5.4
Any body interested I'll get teh number for you.
Any body interested I'll get teh number for you.
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Is it the same as this?
http://www.timesert.com/html/triton_repair.html
http://www.timesert.com/html/triton_repair.html
no
try this and go to page 16 look at top right corner of flyer
http://www.mactools.com/portal/site/...8aad100170c3a0
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Ignorance is Bliss:
I have a '94 Lincoln TC with a 4.6L. I changed the plugs at 135,000 miles and never gave a thought to any unusual problems. The plugs came out and went in without a hitch. I used the usual routine: Pull wires, blow out plug recesses with compressed air, remove plugs, place a dot of NevrSeez on the new plug threads, run the plugs in carefully to the seat and torque to finish the job.
Perhaps the difficult access to the plugs common to the F150 trucks enters into the problem.
I did pull #1 and #8 in my '97 F150 just to check their condition. They came out OK and went back in as well with no trouble. The plugs looked quite good.
I'm amazed at the number of horror stories I hear about plug problems in the Triton engines.
Perhaps the difficult access to the plugs common to the F150 trucks enters into the problem.
I did pull #1 and #8 in my '97 F150 just to check their condition. They came out OK and went back in as well with no trouble. The plugs looked quite good.
I'm amazed at the number of horror stories I hear about plug problems in the Triton engines.
Last edited by Kattumaram; 09-25-2009 at 09:41 PM.