Oh noooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Oh noooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
i got 7 out of the 8 out just fine but on the passenger side very last plug something happened.
the ceramic near where the coil plugs in broke. now its somewhere either in where the boot goes or in the cylinder
i cant see anything i cant even reach it. what do it do! i was soooo close!
i really dont wana pull the head
the ceramic near where the coil plugs in broke. now its somewhere either in where the boot goes or in the cylinder
i cant see anything i cant even reach it. what do it do! i was soooo close!
i really dont wana pull the head
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did you use a normal socket?
or
the spark plug sockets with the rubber boot inside them?
if the rubber boot kind, check inside it for that missing piece. otherwise, I'm with the grease idea.
also, you can grab a $1 mirror from the store that is about 2" square in the crafts section. use that to get a look inside the hole and cylinder
or
the spark plug sockets with the rubber boot inside them?
if the rubber boot kind, check inside it for that missing piece. otherwise, I'm with the grease idea.
also, you can grab a $1 mirror from the store that is about 2" square in the crafts section. use that to get a look inside the hole and cylinder
#6
did you use a normal socket?
or
the spark plug sockets with the rubber boot inside them?
if the rubber boot kind, check inside it for that missing piece. otherwise, I'm with the grease idea.
also, you can grab a $1 mirror from the store that is about 2" square in the crafts section. use that to get a look inside the hole and cylinder
or
the spark plug sockets with the rubber boot inside them?
if the rubber boot kind, check inside it for that missing piece. otherwise, I'm with the grease idea.
also, you can grab a $1 mirror from the store that is about 2" square in the crafts section. use that to get a look inside the hole and cylinder
i keep trying with the grease but im only getting little stuff not the big one thats missing ...
yea i was thinking about getting a mirror and looking but theres almost no room in this thing. for 300$ i can get one of them camera on a sick with a light on the end and just return it....
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Honestly knowing what I do now I'd wait till it started acting up and then pay ford to pull the heads so i know they did it right. Worth it to me getting so close to being done and then dropping a piece of something in the head.
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Is that cylinder at TDC? If not you might try something a little risky that I did when I dropped a t-tap down one of my cylinders. It's risky but it helped. Disable the fuel pump (inertial switch or any of the other ways), crank the engine QUICKLY...don't let it turn over! After a couple of tries the cylinder I was working on was at TDC and I used suction to remove the t-tap. Good luck!
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Ok....even if a plug or two breaks.....the tools that are available now are much easier than waiting and breaking ALL of them....
And letting ford pull the heads.....a little patience isn't worth 2000 to me.....
Get a shop vac and tubing and get that down into the cylinder...use very small tubing so you know when it gets that piece sucked up ....clean out the cylinder and reassemble...
And letting ford pull the heads.....a little patience isn't worth 2000 to me.....
Get a shop vac and tubing and get that down into the cylinder...use very small tubing so you know when it gets that piece sucked up ....clean out the cylinder and reassemble...
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That would be a good idea to get that camera and look down in the cylinder. At least you will know.
It sounds like to me the socket must have been on an angle and broke the ceramic. Were you using a couple of extensions and a flex coupler on that one?
Take your time and think this one out.
It sounds like to me the socket must have been on an angle and broke the ceramic. Were you using a couple of extensions and a flex coupler on that one?
Take your time and think this one out.
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I for the record find people who buy things with the sole intention of using them and returning them quite dishonest.....don't make someone else (business owner, shareholder, other consumers) take a financial loss because your not willing to.....
Either buy the camera and take a look, get someone who owns one to take a look for you, or pony up and buy the camera.......but don't cheat someone else...
Either buy the camera and take a look, get someone who owns one to take a look for you, or pony up and buy the camera.......but don't cheat someone else...