Berad

I'd figure I'd ask here before I take it to a shop but I have a 2005 ford f150 with almost 150,000 on the clock and it's missing so I figured it's due for a plug change and coils done. I've read about the 2 piece plug problem. Looking for somebody who has done it before and knows what there doing that could help me and lives in the central Kentucky area . I will pay

sako42

Is your engine the 5.4, 4.6, or 4.2?

Berad

5.4

ArmyGuy45

What color are the boots of the coil packs?

Berad

Once I get home I can check but I think there black

techrep

iTrader: (1)

He has an 05... they are going to be black... The question should be with 150K miles on the truck...have the plugs ever been changed ??

Berad

I'm not sure I bought it off a lot two years ago it just now started missing a little so I'd figure it was due for one

Jeff Gammon

This is something that you can do yourself. Before you start go buy a lisle tool and watch the youtube video on how to use it. Also watch the autolite video on youtube. Make sure that you have several extensions and a good universal joint. I did mine and broke 3 plugs but with the tool they came out pretty easy

Berad

I have no problem doing it myself but unfortunately I'm disabled I'm 26 had a bad car wreck broke my neck spinal cord injury I walk with a cane so I'm unable to stand for real long periods not looking for a sob story or anything but most of the time I do my own work but this I might need a little help on my best bet may just to take it to a respectable shop that can do it

microadventure

may just to take it to a respectable shop that can do it


bring $1173, recent estimate from a local shop.