newbie in trouble
hi everybody Im new in this forum and as the heading say I have trouble . my truck is a 2000 f150 4.6 and I like to know if my truck is SOHC or DOHC cuz about 4 months i have a missfire on cil #6 and I replace the whole 8 coils and spark plugs with granatelly brand and they suck bad now three of them dont work . and I was thinking to get newones but I dont know if my truck is 2 balve or 4 balve . any advice or comment will be epreciate thanks
Last edited by 2000whitebird; Apr 29, 2009 at 04:37 PM.
I'm pretty sure it's a SOHC. The only 4 valve 4.6 I think were available in the Lincoln Navigator. I also know that 4.6 had an issue with spark plugs coming out due to thread failure.
As far as coils and plugs go, I only stick with Motorcraft brand, but that's because the 4.2 liter likes nothing else.
As far as coils and plugs go, I only stick with Motorcraft brand, but that's because the 4.2 liter likes nothing else.
Stear clear of the pick & pull's for these type parts. Use the Motorcraft plugs only everyone here has had problems with other brands. Try these if yours has the COP's (Coil On Plug). They are guarranteed for life and at a good price. Others have used the one's from Uneek Auto and had good results as well here's the link. OBTW make sure you grease the boots with dielectric grease. Here's the link.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/NEW-I...Q5fAccessories
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/NEW-I...Q5fAccessories
I've been running them for a year and a half or so. Do a search on COP's or spark plug change. There has been a lot of posts even testimonials. These are guarranteed for life and a full set for less that what one new motorcraft cost. You could also look for a set for the v-10 they are the same and you get 2 for spare. I've seen some guys use the ones from Uneek Auto that say they are just as good but I don't have any personal experience with them.
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Many have had great success with the Global and as stated, they some buy the 10 pack just in case there is a bad one. They are cheap enough, you don't won't to mess with returns.
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Some how between my dad's truck and the 6 E-250's at work i ended up with an extra set. I could always pre-grease the boots and have them ready the next time i go into mine. Doesn't hurt to have spare parts ya know.
I have also used global coils with good luck. The important things are use only motorcraft NGK or denso plugs those brands have been know to work. Use LOTS of dielectric grease on the boots to waterproof them no grease = short coil life.




