2002 ford f 150 4.6l
06-22-2016, 03:27 PM
#11
Nope, your post is completely false and untrue. That is NOT how it works. Passing bad info isn't cool. You don't know what your talking about so I suggest you ask questions for awhile vs answering them and misguiding people. I'm not sure of your reasoning, just that it is pathetic to do that to good folks asking for help.
Grow up. Large bold text is a form of yelling at people. It's rude and distasteful. You may feel it necessary to attract folks to your bad info. For the good people that offer up their correct and free assistance to others, it's annoying and takes away from a good site. Not sure why you have it out for this site, but do know that it's a strange sort of stupid.
Grow up. Large bold text is a form of yelling at people. It's rude and distasteful. You may feel it necessary to attract folks to your bad info. For the good people that offer up their correct and free assistance to others, it's annoying and takes away from a good site. Not sure why you have it out for this site, but do know that it's a strange sort of stupid.
http://www.leagend.com/support.asp?id=54&aid=100
I'm not sure why you sit here and argue with people on the internet, then disrespect them by calling them names. Is this high school? If you want that kind of drama you should go back, or even better, go get an education in mechanics.
06-23-2016, 05:10 AM
#12
No you can't.
And I'm not doing any of those things. Pay attention. You don't understand what your talking about, so instead of explaining your meaning or train of thought, you post a link which confirms you lack of understanding. Usually when a person doesn't understand, they ask for clarity. You chose to get on the defensive and accuse me of doing exactly what you are lol. I haven't called you names and don't need an education. I haven't the need to type real big and bold as you do, - for attention , I guess... You need help, I made suggestions is all, -which were something you apparently can not handle. High school, grad school what ever, you should never be afraid to ask questions and learn. You'll get more out of that vs accusing someone else for your indiscretions. Go ahead and argue that if you feel better, I'm done with yuh
And I'm not doing any of those things. Pay attention. You don't understand what your talking about, so instead of explaining your meaning or train of thought, you post a link which confirms you lack of understanding. Usually when a person doesn't understand, they ask for clarity. You chose to get on the defensive and accuse me of doing exactly what you are lol. I haven't called you names and don't need an education. I haven't the need to type real big and bold as you do, - for attention , I guess... You need help, I made suggestions is all, -which were something you apparently can not handle. High school, grad school what ever, you should never be afraid to ask questions and learn. You'll get more out of that vs accusing someone else for your indiscretions. Go ahead and argue that if you feel better, I'm done with yuh
06-23-2016, 04:16 PM
#13
Back on topic ... could be coils. My 2002 4.6 did the same thing. I just put up with it until the idiot light came on. Code was misfire so new coils/plugs were installed. Smoothed it right up and no more idiot light on.
06-23-2016, 04:18 PM
#14
my truck is hesitating as I go down the road not all the time highway driving no problem mechanics put there machine on it no codes come up they tell me to wait till check engine light come on then bring it in that's BS change air filter, fuel filter, put in air injection cleaner new fuel pump 5 years ago battery is 5 years old does ford have a machine that can detect problems before check engine light comes on? any suggestions would be help full thank you dan
06-23-2016, 09:11 PM
#15
06-23-2016, 11:21 PM
#16
06-24-2016, 12:22 AM
#17
Looking for a Henway.
iTrader: (2)
my truck is hesitating as I go down the road not all the time highway driving no problem mechanics put there machine on it no codes come up they tell me to wait till check engine light come on then bring it in that's BS change air filter, fuel filter, put in air injection cleaner new fuel pump 5 years ago battery is 5 years old does ford have a machine that can detect problems before check engine light comes on? any suggestions would be help full thank you dan
If you notice, his name is in red, which means he is a moderator, so it it his job to be in members business when they act like a fool.
06-24-2016, 12:26 AM
#18
Senior Member
Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: Long Beach Calimexifornia
Posts: 58,557
Received 1,162 Likes
on
647 Posts
Side Note: It's "you're". Not "your".
06-24-2016, 07:42 AM
#19
Super Moderator
Jeebus, some people.
Anyway. Coil packs are a good start ad suggested earlier. Seems like these things were always notable for those. Same goes for plug swapping. These motors are pretty picky with their plugs. Motorcraft always suggested, but I think you could use NGK also. Someone feel free to correct me if that is incorrect.
Anyway. Coil packs are a good start ad suggested earlier. Seems like these things were always notable for those. Same goes for plug swapping. These motors are pretty picky with their plugs. Motorcraft always suggested, but I think you could use NGK also. Someone feel free to correct me if that is incorrect.
06-24-2016, 07:46 AM
#20
I don't recall hearing any feedback, positive or negative, about NGK. Always heard good things about Motorcraft. All I ever hear about Champion plugs is avoid like the plague.