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Re: Want to replace spark plugs on '05 GT.... should I really be scared?
by 2006GT on November 5th 2009, 8:25 pm
03.sonicblue wrote:Leonard 95 wrote:I really don't think there that much of a problem on mustangs, 5.4 3 valve trucks, your gonna probably break around 50% of them if it has 100k on it. Even with warming up and doing a induction flush on the trucks, they still break alot.I have a 3v 5.4
You're screwed now! Game over man!
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Re: Want to replace spark plugs on '05 GT.... should I really be scared?
by 1 fast 8 on November 6th 2009, 12:18 am
paul i think you may be pleasantly surprised mine was missing at the top of 4th and 5th they didnt look bad but i went away with new plugs
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Re: Want to replace spark plugs on '05 GT.... should I really be scared?
by 2006GT on November 6th 2009, 12:29 am
Good to know. I hope you're right! It would be nice to solve the problem.
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Re: Want to replace spark plugs on '05 GT.... should I really be scared?
by 03.sonicblue on November 6th 2009, 9:37 am
Have you driven it yet?? Whats the status?
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Re: Want to replace spark plugs on '05 GT.... should I really be scared?
by DBLDARE on November 6th 2009, 9:59 am
It's broke.
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Re: Want to replace spark plugs on '05 GT.... should I really be scared?
by LightningTech on November 7th 2009, 11:28 pm
The problem is excessive carbon build up around the electrod's porcelain tube. If you do routine induction and fuel injector flushes that should break up and remove the carbon so there won't be a problem removing the plugs. On vehicle with exccessive mileage we usually flush the induction and fuel systems two times and then remove the plugs on a warm engine. Motorcraft carb cleaner is the best to use to remove the carbon after you break the seat on the plugs and let set with the carb cleaner. Usually only 1 or 2 plugs will be a problem, but that is when the remover comes in handy.
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