2005 5.4 3v spark plug "separation"
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2005 5.4 3v spark plug "separation"
Do the 2005 5.4 3v engines also have difficult to remove spark plugs? I see TSB 06-5-9 listed for MY2004 but not MY2005. I have an '05 SC 5.4 3v with 25k miles...I'm wondering if I should remove and re-install the plugs per this TSB then repeat every 15k miles to avoid problems.
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Well I just finished removing and re-installation of all plugs...ohboy44 is correct I think longer is better for soak of the penetrating oil, I waited min of 30 mins. Didn't break any and now that I've done it once I'll probably repeat at 50k. I applied a film of anti-sieze so we'll so if that helps. I used PB Blaster and it seemed to work well.
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I guess I should do this on my 05 5.3 which now has 26k miles on it. What plugs are you guys replacing with? I thought I read somewhere that there was a new plug out from ford as a retrofit. Is there an aftermarket plug available? Also does anyone know where the Kroil oil can be purchased, I don't recall seeing it in any auto parts stores.
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Originally Posted by jeffrey101965
... I applied a film of anti-sieze so we'll so if that helps. I used PB Blaster and it seemed to work well.
I would also use the anit-sieze on (both) areas of the plug...can't hurt.
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Originally Posted by ohboy44
Yes they have the same issue, they extended the TSB to 2005 F150, Super duty and Expedition/Navigator with 5.4L 3V engines.
Even with 25,000 miles I would follow the TSB but wait longer then the 5 minutes soak time, I would wait 30 minutes.
Even with 25,000 miles I would follow the TSB but wait longer then the 5 minutes soak time, I would wait 30 minutes.
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