80,000 Mile Maintenance
80,000 Mile Maintenance
Hey guys I have a 2007 F-150 4.2L V6 and I am coming up on 80,000 miles and was wondering if there is any maintenance I should do like injector cleaner, fuel filter, SeaFoam, etc?
Of course I change my oil and oil filter as well as the air filter every 5,000 miles (air filter whenever it is needed).
Of course I change my oil and oil filter as well as the air filter every 5,000 miles (air filter whenever it is needed).
Fuel filter every 30k.
Get your tranny fluid exchanged if you've never done it (assuming automatic), that should be every 60k (in my opinion).
At 100k, change the spark plugs and the diff lube. If you have a manual trans, change the fluid.
I put a bottle of Techron in the gas once a year and have a BG intake cleaning job done with the plug change.
Get your tranny fluid exchanged if you've never done it (assuming automatic), that should be every 60k (in my opinion).
At 100k, change the spark plugs and the diff lube. If you have a manual trans, change the fluid.
I put a bottle of Techron in the gas once a year and have a BG intake cleaning job done with the plug change.
Fuel filter every 30k.
Get your tranny fluid exchanged if you've never done it (assuming automatic), that should be every 60k (in my opinion).
At 100k, change the spark plugs and the diff lube. If you have a manual trans, change the fluid.
I put a bottle of Techron in the gas once a year and have a BG intake cleaning job done with the plug change.
Get your tranny fluid exchanged if you've never done it (assuming automatic), that should be every 60k (in my opinion).
At 100k, change the spark plugs and the diff lube. If you have a manual trans, change the fluid.
I put a bottle of Techron in the gas once a year and have a BG intake cleaning job done with the plug change.
Oh and are there any guides on here on how to change the fuel filter on a 4.2L? Never done that before
Just go to AutoZone and get the fuel filter puller kit. You can rent it for $10-20 and its refunded to you when you return it. It has the "key" to remove the fuel clips. Then you just yank it out of the holder (which is a PITA).
Its underneath the cab/bed, driver side frame rail.
Its underneath the cab/bed, driver side frame rail.
Just go to AutoZone and get the fuel filter puller kit. You can rent it for $10-20 and its refunded to you when you return it. It has the "key" to remove the fuel clips. Then you just yank it out of the holder (which is a PITA).
Its underneath the cab/bed, driver side frame rail.
Its underneath the cab/bed, driver side frame rail.





