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Old 04-24-2015, 04:15 AM
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Originally Posted by 04F150lar
Most likely, I bought the truck about 3 Months ago from a private seller and don't have any service records. Thanks, the only problem now is coming up with the money. hahaha
To change out the plugs and COP boots only would not be that expensive, under $100 for the parts if you shop around, that is assuming you do it yourself and can loan/borrow the plug removal tool for when you break them.
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Originally Posted by mmdutcher
Same thing happened to me. I changed the plugs and the issue went away.

Good luck.
Thanks! Man, I'll try it!
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Originally Posted by CountyMounty
To change out the plugs and COP boots only would not be that expensive, under $100 for the parts if you shop around, that is assuming you do it yourself and can loan/borrow the plug removal tool for when you break them.
Thanks! I'm gonna have to shop around but thanks for the advice
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Good news!! I replaced the VCT solenoids and Camshaft timing sensors and the ticking, rough idle and bucking is completely gone. It did cost about $350.00 but it was well worth it!!
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for me 05 FX4, bucking seems to only happen in overdrive and at the said 45-50 mph mark.
plugs have been replaced, MAF has been replaced, throttle body has been replaced, coils have been replaced, injector service has been performed, catalytic converters have both been replaced ...next was going to be VCT and/or cam phasers ..i think will try the fuel filter..
oh did i mention loss of power, lack of throttle response, and sometimes failure to downshift when pedal hits the floor ??
any advice or input would be greatly appreciated.
If i didn't love the truck i wouldn't keep pouring money into it.
Thank You Everyone
Old 05-09-2015, 03:26 PM
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I did the plug change after watching several "how to change plugs on 5.4 3V engine" videos from our forum. Two plugs broke but I had the Lisle extractor tool (about $60 at RockAuto.com). Plan to have a day to work on it and follow the advice in the forum. Bet that will cure the problem. Good luck.
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my 2007 Screw did the same thing.. hesitating at 43 mph. ran like that for a few months, finally pulled a code P0304 (misfire on cyl#4) Replaced COPS, problem solved
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Originally Posted by mick_man32
my 2007 screw did the same thing.. Hesitating at 43 mph. Ran like that for a few months, finally pulled a code p0304 (misfire on cyl#4) replaced cops, problem solved
cops ???
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Originally Posted by Mbreault69
cops ???
Coil On Plug.
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Ahh yes.
Thank you much


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