plugs and gap
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Junior User
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From: Mclean VA
plugs and gap
Going to change my plugs tomorrow. Is this what I need to get from autozone for my 03'?
Motorcraft AGSF22WM platinum plugs
Set the gap at .54
Should I also change the boots if they look weathered while I'm in there? Can I get new ones at autozone?
Thanks
Motorcraft AGSF22WM platinum plugs
Set the gap at .54
Should I also change the boots if they look weathered while I'm in there? Can I get new ones at autozone?
Thanks
Junior User
Joined: Dec 2006
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From: Prairie View, Texas
Just changed mine in my '99.... put in Autolite APP 103 (double platinum) gapped to .54. I have 85,000 on the first set and the boots looked like new. Put antisieze on the threads and di-electric grease on the boot ends and top. Torqued to 165 inch lbs. Truck runs like new !
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chewy --
Yes...those are the correct Motorcraft spark plugs. The gap range is the following: .052 - .056 inch. So...the .054 is in the acceptable range.
IMHO...YES...replace the boot while in there. They are not that expensive...and offer that extra piece of mind. OBTW...not sure AutoZone sells them?!?! If you have a NAPA near...they do.
Good luck with the change...
biz
Yes...those are the correct Motorcraft spark plugs. The gap range is the following: .052 - .056 inch. So...the .054 is in the acceptable range.
IMHO...YES...replace the boot while in there. They are not that expensive...and offer that extra piece of mind. OBTW...not sure AutoZone sells them?!?! If you have a NAPA near...they do.
Good luck with the change...
biz
