Changing Plugs
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If anything, I think the L is easier than the N/A 5.4. I don't know why and I can't imagine why, it just seems like it.
The job really isn't that bad. Most problems arise from a fear or reluctance to move things out of the way, especially on the driver's side. Unplugging wiring harness connectors and vacuum lines and plugging them back in takes about 5 minutes, but it saves a lot of time spent working around them. IIRC, there is a P/S reservoir bracket that is held in with 3 bolts that can also be removed very quickly to save lots of time fighting with it. A 1/4" drive 7mm wobble socket will make it a lot easier to get the #7 coil bolt out.
This job can be done in under 2 hours at a leisurely pace if nothing goes wrong.
The job really isn't that bad. Most problems arise from a fear or reluctance to move things out of the way, especially on the driver's side. Unplugging wiring harness connectors and vacuum lines and plugging them back in takes about 5 minutes, but it saves a lot of time spent working around them. IIRC, there is a P/S reservoir bracket that is held in with 3 bolts that can also be removed very quickly to save lots of time fighting with it. A 1/4" drive 7mm wobble socket will make it a lot easier to get the #7 coil bolt out.
This job can be done in under 2 hours at a leisurely pace if nothing goes wrong.
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