Im back to be a pita about the same issue
Im back to be a pita about the same issue
I have a 2006 ford f150 with the 5.4 been having the bad hesitation/popping in exhaust while giving it wot from 45 mph. i was able to get the check engine light to blink and my mechanic was able to pull the codes it threw the codes p0300 and p0301. i read about them on odb codes and it says random misfire and cyl 1 misfire. i plan on putting in new plugs and cops and buying the lisle tool before i even start just incase. i also read it might be my computer anyone get these codes and it turned out to be the ecm? My mechanic also recommended i buy the champion one piece plugs and install them instead of oem. also he said the cats might be plugged i should remove to 02 sensors and see if it runs better without them on the exhaust.
swap COP's first to see if the code changes to a different cylinder. If not, try a new plug...and from my experience with the same issue, stick with Motorcraft for this engine as the Champions I swapped in only lasted like 19,000 miles. Then finally get a new mechanic that is competent or not just after your $$$$....or at least get yourself a Haynes manual.
the rear o2s are just efficiency monitoring sensers...
Stick with the motorcraft sp515
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On ebay. There are a couple of sellers, one is Uneek. You can also get them for a savings but not that cheap, from AutoAnything or Rockauto.
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its best to get the v10 set then you'll have 2 spares..... http://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-IGNITION...item231c759de9
or
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Ford-Mercury...item5d30b889f5
or
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Ford-Mercury...item5d30b889f5
Last edited by 88racing; Aug 7, 2012 at 03:00 PM.
Here are the 75 dollar ones
http://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-IGNITION...item231f75341e
I just ordered 10 of them for my brother in law
http://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-IGNITION...item231c759de9
http://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-IGNITION...item231f75341e
I just ordered 10 of them for my brother in law
http://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-IGNITION...item231c759de9
motorcraft sp515 for plugs
if you use any others there's a greater chance of misfires between 10k-20k miles...some start to misfire at 5k miles
Personally I just use chevron techron in the plug wells upon loosening a 1/16th to an 1/8th and soaking....its formulated to breakup carbon deposits anyways......
I also recomend running 2 tanks of gas treated with the chevron techron prior to the plug change...
BTW...I do these plug changes on Fords where I work part time on the weekends...I know what works and what doesn't work...
if you use any others there's a greater chance of misfires between 10k-20k miles...some start to misfire at 5k miles
Personally I just use chevron techron in the plug wells upon loosening a 1/16th to an 1/8th and soaking....its formulated to breakup carbon deposits anyways......
I also recomend running 2 tanks of gas treated with the chevron techron prior to the plug change...
BTW...I do these plug changes on Fords where I work part time on the weekends...I know what works and what doesn't work...
Last edited by 88racing; Aug 7, 2012 at 06:43 PM.



... I think you mechanic is an Idiot! Change the plugs and Cops and your problem will be gone.. Use Motorcraft plugs and get a set of COPS on ebay for 75 bucks.



