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Ive read to put some nickel antisieze on the new plugs to prevent future breaking... Just a suggestion, or maybe you just dont have it in the pic. Either way, best of luck. Mine are getting done next week
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Originally Posted by Fx4-Michael
Ive read to put some nickel antisieze on the new plugs to prevent future breaking... Just a suggestion, or maybe you just dont have it in the pic. Either way, best of luck. Mine are getting done next week
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Right before you remove the first plug, toss some chicken bones in the air and chant, while dancing around the front of the truck; may not help, but at least the folks around you will understand if it does not go as planned and you start chanting other words....
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From: Indiana
Plug change
I just finished a plug change on my 2007 with 137,000 miles. Purchased truck when it had 125k so I assumed they were changed. Truck ran great just wanted to do tune up. They were the originals! Fuel filter looked to be original as well. We had 4 plugs break
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From: Pamplico, SC
Originally Posted by Bucko
Right before you remove the first plug, toss some chicken bones in the air and chant, while dancing around the front of the truck; may not help, but at least the folks around you will understand if it does not go as planned and you start chanting other words....
Dont sweat it man, its not so bad. If you havent already read through this thread. Might help you prepare a little. https://www.f150forum.com/f72/how-sp...-3v-v8-116291/