basic tune-up procedures?
#1
basic tune-up procedures?
so my 2000 5.4 has 174k miles on it, ive had it for about 10k of those. ive always changed the oil myself with full synthetic, and changed the front and rear differential and transmission and transfercase fluid. ihave cleaned and oiled the CAI filter, cleaned the MAF, TB and plenum. with this next oil change i've decided i want to do a more indepth tune up. so what else should i do? i think i may change out the plugs while im at it. i need to go find a write up because i've never messed with COP's. and have a terribly squeaky body mount as well, but no clue as how to fix it or even find which one. any other suggestions?
#2
so my 2000 5.4 has 174k miles on it, ive had it for about 10k of those. ive always changed the oil myself with full synthetic, and changed the front and rear differential and transmission and transfercase fluid. ihave cleaned and oiled the CAI filter, cleaned the MAF, TB and plenum. with this next oil change i've decided i want to do a more indepth tune up. so what else should i do? i think i may change out the plugs while im at it. i need to go find a write up because i've never messed with COP's. and have a terribly squeaky body mount as well, but no clue as how to fix it or even find which one. any other suggestions?
Plug change writeup: http://www.mattstruck.com/sparkplugs/sparkplugs.html
Some maintenance info/links - most is relevant to pre-2004's as well:
https://www.f150online.com/forums/20...e-up-time.html
Also - try to access Haynes/Chiltons manuals, and yer owner's guide/maint guides (available here: www.motorcraftservice.com)
EDIT - my bad - I fixed the link above - sorry ;-))
MGD
Last edited by MGDfan; 02-07-2011 at 11:15 AM.
#3
Hi.
Plug change writeup: http://www.mattstruck.com/sparkplugs/sparkplugs.html
Some maintenance info/links - most is relevant to pre-2004's as well:
https://www.f150online.com/forums/20...e-up-time.html
Also - try to access Haynes/Chiltons manuals, and yer owner's guide/maint guides (available here: www.motocraftservice.com)
MGD
Plug change writeup: http://www.mattstruck.com/sparkplugs/sparkplugs.html
Some maintenance info/links - most is relevant to pre-2004's as well:
https://www.f150online.com/forums/20...e-up-time.html
Also - try to access Haynes/Chiltons manuals, and yer owner's guide/maint guides (available here: www.motocraftservice.com)
MGD
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thats what i've heard . im taking a 3k mile round trip this summer and doing everything i can to her. so far i have on my list
oil change
plugs
belt
coolant change
brake fluid change
power steering fluid change
clean/oil air filter
anything else im missing with what i've already done to her? i MAY change the O2's depending on funds. but my MPG highway is pretty good right now. and to confirm with those plugs torque down to 28 ft/lbs DRY is what i keep reading
oil change
plugs
belt
coolant change
brake fluid change
power steering fluid change
clean/oil air filter
anything else im missing with what i've already done to her? i MAY change the O2's depending on funds. but my MPG highway is pretty good right now. and to confirm with those plugs torque down to 28 ft/lbs DRY is what i keep reading
#10
thats what i've heard . im taking a 3k mile round trip this summer and doing everything i can to her. so far i have on my list
oil change
plugs
belt
coolant change
brake fluid change
power steering fluid change
clean/oil air filter
anything else im missing with what i've already done to her? i MAY change the O2's depending on funds. but my MPG highway is pretty good right now. and to confirm with those plugs torque down to 28 ft/lbs DRY is what i keep reading
oil change
plugs
belt
coolant change
brake fluid change
power steering fluid change
clean/oil air filter
anything else im missing with what i've already done to her? i MAY change the O2's depending on funds. but my MPG highway is pretty good right now. and to confirm with those plugs torque down to 28 ft/lbs DRY is what i keep reading
On the O2's I'd consider it with that mileage. Fronts only. Looks like MC over Bosch: http://www.vmptuning.com/forum/showthread.php?t=825
MGD
#11
^^ Yup my bad. sorry.
On the O2's I'd consider it with that mileage. Fronts only. Looks like MC over Bosch: http://www.vmptuning.com/forum/showthread.php?t=825
MGD
On the O2's I'd consider it with that mileage. Fronts only. Looks like MC over Bosch: http://www.vmptuning.com/forum/showthread.php?t=825
MGD
#13
Obviously to a different standard.
Just like Autolite and MC plugs - same manufacturer - the same assembly line, if you can credit the rep who stated that on here.
Take it up with Justin. I'll trust his data. Unless you know something he doesn't. If so, please post your findings.
MGD
Just like Autolite and MC plugs - same manufacturer - the same assembly line, if you can credit the rep who stated that on here.
Take it up with Justin. I'll trust his data. Unless you know something he doesn't. If so, please post your findings.
MGD
#14
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^^ Yup my bad. sorry.
On the O2's I'd consider it with that mileage. Fronts only. Looks like MC over Bosch: http://www.vmptuning.com/forum/showthread.php?t=825
MGD
On the O2's I'd consider it with that mileage. Fronts only. Looks like MC over Bosch: http://www.vmptuning.com/forum/showthread.php?t=825
MGD
#15
i'll check them all, but any specifically to look out for? and i also carry a few feet of vacuum line with me . and i plan on changing the coolant, would yall do a flush too? i've done them on older Mustangs that i've had sitting, but this thing is run consistently