Have yet to replace coil or plug on 4.6 2002 I just picked up but your video is appreciated for down the road. Have 88 Bronco but whole different animal.👍
I wish you could have shown all the footage of taking individual spark plugs out because this Ford setup so tight I hate working on it. The biggest reason i was looking at your video is to find out easiest way to get to those plugs.
Is it necessary to remove the fuel rail to get the coils/plugs out? I was informed that was the case... I'm not familiar enough with this process. I have a 2001 that I need to replace the coils on.
Have yet to replace coil or plug on 4.6 2002 I just picked up but your video is appreciated for down the road. Have 88 Bronco but whole different animal.👍
I wish you could have shown all the footage of taking individual spark plugs out because this Ford setup so tight I hate working on it. The biggest reason i was looking at your video is to find out easiest way to get to those plugs.
Is it necessary to remove the fuel rail to get the coils/plugs out? I was informed that was the case... I'm not familiar enough with this process. I have a 2001 that I need to replace the coils on.
@@joeldb8828 no, you don’t have to do anything with the fuel rail nor do you have to pull the cab to do the rear ones like I’ve been told as well
@@joeldb8828 # 7 is difficult because the bolt is under the fuel pressure regulator, but it comes out with a wrench or wobble socket
@@bulldogsautomotiveadventur4387 Thanks for the quick reply! I'm relieved... but sounds like I better plan a full Saturday to be safe....
@@joeldb8828 blow out the area BEFORE pulling the coils, all it takes is a tiny rock to wreck your whole day