Son of a.....
Hey quintin what kind of program is that showing the power balance and where can I get one! Seems like a useful little tool.
Well....It is fixed. It even idles 10x smoother then it did before. Cylinder #2, #5 and #7 plugs coils were replaced, and the #2 injector. They said they hooked it up to that computer and drove it and 3 of the cylinders were slightly missing. I got there after work and the service director and I took it out and floored it and passed people on the express way and it ran like a new truck. So I'm happy with my truck again.
He was telling me about what a pain in the *** the spark plugs are. He said it takes an average of 4 hours to do. He did a 2005 Lariat today and 7 of 8 broke. I guess its just a bad choice by R&D at Ford.
He was telling me about what a pain in the *** the spark plugs are. He said it takes an average of 4 hours to do. He did a 2005 Lariat today and 7 of 8 broke. I guess its just a bad choice by R&D at Ford.
Well....It is fixed. It even idles 10x smoother then it did before. Cylinder #2, #5 and #7 plugs coils were replaced, and the #2 injector. They said they hooked it up to that computer and drove it and 3 of the cylinders were slightly missing. I got there after work and the service director and I took it out and floored it and passed people on the express way and it ran like a new truck. So I'm happy with my truck again.
He was telling me about what a pain in the *** the spark plugs are. He said it takes an average of 4 hours to do. He did a 2005 Lariat today and 7 of 8 broke. I guess its just a bad choice by R&D at Ford.
He was telling me about what a pain in the *** the spark plugs are. He said it takes an average of 4 hours to do. He did a 2005 Lariat today and 7 of 8 broke. I guess its just a bad choice by R&D at Ford.
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Jim
Jim
Its under warranty....thank God!
At this point, I'm just glad its fixed.
At this point, I'm just glad its fixed.
I agree, glad it worked out for you. Can't complain too much if it was all under warranty.
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Jim
Jim
If I was paying out of pocket it would be a WAAAAAAAAAAAY different story.
The best way to do it is to do a engine decab service, get it nice a hot with some tranny fluid and slowly remove them nice and easy... its not a fun job.
Landon, is your guy still having a high success rate on getting the plugs out with no breakage?
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Jim
Jim
I use a cordless 3/8" drive impact gun now. Haven't broken any since. F'k the TSB.
TSBs aren't written in stone, and they don't always work 100% of the time.
I understand and agree, there are things learned and they are changed and improved. However, I think some of these guys think they know more than they really do and end up with a lot of broken plugs.
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man i just had a tune up and one coil pack replaced for 777.00 three plugs broke off had it done by hp a local shop got it back two weeks later now my RPM's will bounce a couple times and die gonna change my fuel fillter and see what that does i am thinking it has to be a fuel injector def. gonna take it in to the dealer ship to find out all i have is a extended warranty though and it wont cover my injectors or any thing like that so i hope it dont kill me



