Weird question hopefully someone can help...
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Weird question hopefully someone can help...
I have a 03 F-150 Screw with the 5.4. Well last night I was changing the spark plugs because the originals has 79,000 miles on them, and I got all the spark plugs but 1. On the passenger side last plug (I think thats #8), I got the coil pack off and tried to get the plug out but the socket would not go over the plug. I worked a mirror in there (its so tight in there that was a challenge on its own) to see what I could see and there is something stuck between the wall and the top of the plug making the socket not go on. I dont know if I dropped something in there or there was something in there to start with. I tried for about 3 hours to get it out with no success, then i decided to try and put silicone on the tip of a screwdrive and place it against the object and let it sit over night hoping it will gluee itself to the screwdriver. I woke up this morning and it didnt come out with the screwdriver.
I put the coil pack back on and drive it the way it is. It runs 10 times better now with the Plat II plugs and I just want that last one done but I dont know what to do. Any suggestions would be great. Thanks in advance.
Brian
I put the coil pack back on and drive it the way it is. It runs 10 times better now with the Plat II plugs and I just want that last one done but I dont know what to do. Any suggestions would be great. Thanks in advance.
Brian
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I believe it is a piece of rubber. Unless ofcourse it is just a piece of debris.
When I did mine there was a round piece of rubber on the #4 plug. Don't know where it came from.
The way I was able to get the plug out was to NOT use a plug socket. Instead use the same size deep well socket to get the plug loose then pull the plug out with a magnet. (Use this on all 8 makes it a lot easier)
For you I would try a small dental pic and compressed air.
Good luck!!
When I did mine there was a round piece of rubber on the #4 plug. Don't know where it came from.
The way I was able to get the plug out was to NOT use a plug socket. Instead use the same size deep well socket to get the plug loose then pull the plug out with a magnet. (Use this on all 8 makes it a lot easier)
For you I would try a small dental pic and compressed air.
Good luck!!