4.6L F150 or 5.4L F150?
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4.6L F150 or 5.4L F150?
If you were experienced at it, and you didn't do all the cylinders, you could do it. but for the average person, No way. Not even just doing a couple of cylinders. It would probably take most people loner than 10 minutes just to locate the oil tap, and install the gauge.
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4.6L F150 or 5.4L F150?
That question is quite vague? What is better? What are you looking for?
Both engines are very good engine. The 5.4 is somewhat more old fashioned and there is no replacement for displacement, as we know.
However, the 4.6l is a more modern enigne with overhead cams and can make a great work horse, especially in a truck that doesn't see a trailer behind it most the time.
I would rather have the low mileage engine for longlivety reasons. Wife's truck has the 4.6l with 155k miles and it runs great!
I also wanted to add that compression tests on the 4.6l are practiaclly impossible unless you get the truck for a whole day. Changing spark plugs took me 1.5 hours *with* the correct tools borrowed from a mechanic friend.
Cheers, George
Both engines are very good engine. The 5.4 is somewhat more old fashioned and there is no replacement for displacement, as we know.
However, the 4.6l is a more modern enigne with overhead cams and can make a great work horse, especially in a truck that doesn't see a trailer behind it most the time.
I would rather have the low mileage engine for longlivety reasons. Wife's truck has the 4.6l with 155k miles and it runs great!
I also wanted to add that compression tests on the 4.6l are practiaclly impossible unless you get the truck for a whole day. Changing spark plugs took me 1.5 hours *with* the correct tools borrowed from a mechanic friend.
Cheers, George
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