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Old 09-27-2013, 04:41 PM
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Default Change plugs again ?
removed factory plugs at 35,000miles when I bought my truck all came out fine replaced with Moto craft and was curious shoud I change set number 2 or no ?. second set is almost at 30,000 miles. truck is a 07 5.4

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Sure, and after you and done, send me the plugs because they are good for another 70k miles
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Why are you changing so early?
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Yea why r u changing so early??
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He's changing more frequent to avoid one breaking b
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Originally Posted by volsbear
He's changing more frequent to avoid one breaking b
Irrelevant. The new plugs are a one piece design and should not break.
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Originally Posted by rubbinsracin

Irrelevant. The new plugs are a one piece design and should not break.
Didn't he say he replaced then with motor craft stuff?
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Ahh you are correct. However the post problem date plugs should be tapered to avoid carbon build up. Good catch and my apology.
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Originally Posted by rubbinsracin
Ahh you are correct. However the post problem date plugs should be tapered to avoid carbon build up. Good catch and my apology.
No worries at all. I thought I had it wrong.
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Ahh wish the previous owner of mine did that
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