Watch this video to learn how to replace spark plugs on a 2009-2014 Ford F-150.
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Here’s the toolbox we recommend to repair your Ford F-150: HM85 85 Piece Ratchet and Socket Set
List of tools:
Step 1: Turn off the vehicle’s ignition, engage the parking brake, and open the hood.
Step 2: Locate the spark plugs in the engine compartment.
Step 3: For better access, disconnect the fuel injector by pressing the tab and pulling the connector.
Step 4: Disconnect the power from the ignition coil by pressing the tab and pulling the connector.
Step 5: Use a socket wrench, extender, and 7 mm socket to remove the holding screw from the ignition coil.
Step 6: Carefully remove the coil with small back and forward movements.
Step 7: To prevent debris from falling into the engine, use a thin plastic tube attached to a vacuum to clean around the spark plug.
Step 8: Use a socket wrench, extender, and 14mm spark plug socket to loosen and remove the spark plug. Finish unscrewing by hand and remove the plug.
Step 9: Take the new spark plug and insert it into the spark plug socket. Gently align it with the screwing support.
Step 10: Hand-tighten the new spark plug, then secure it in place with a socket wrench.
Step 11: Choose a technique for tightening the spark plug:
Step 12: Push the ignition coil back in as far as possible and secure the nut using a socket wrench. Finish tightening with a torque wrench.
Step 13: Reconnect the ignition coil by attaching the connector.
Step 14: Reconnect the fuel injector by pressing the connector into place.
Step 15: Repeat the process for the other spark plugs.
Note: Make sure to follow the manufacturer’s recommendations for tightening torque or angle.
The operation and tools displayed in the video should be available on the following vehicles :
We advise replacing the spark plugs one by one since it is crucial not to get the coils mixed up.
Be careful as these coils are fragile. Handle it with care.
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