Motorcraft plug numbers?
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Motorcraft plug numbers?
I was just thinking about this after reading some of the other posts about spark plug issues.
I picked up plugs at Autozone - they are the "OEM" Motorcrafts (according to AZ's computers, which have been wrong 5 times this week) but I noticed that they are platinum tipped, and cost me about $6 a piece. Is there a cheaper truck plug with a standard tip that I should be looking for?
I'll crutch my way out to the garage and see if I can find them and let you guys know what the number I ended up with were. (yeah, foot suregery REALLY sucks, and REALLY hurts, but oxycodone is good
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Edit - the plugs I got from Autozone are Motorcraft SP-432 (AGSF32FM) According to the manual, I've got the wrong ones. Big friggin' surprise, another trip to autozone to return stuff.
I picked up plugs at Autozone - they are the "OEM" Motorcrafts (according to AZ's computers, which have been wrong 5 times this week) but I noticed that they are platinum tipped, and cost me about $6 a piece. Is there a cheaper truck plug with a standard tip that I should be looking for?
I'll crutch my way out to the garage and see if I can find them and let you guys know what the number I ended up with were. (yeah, foot suregery REALLY sucks, and REALLY hurts, but oxycodone is good
)Edit - the plugs I got from Autozone are Motorcraft SP-432 (AGSF32FM) According to the manual, I've got the wrong ones. Big friggin' surprise, another trip to autozone to return stuff.
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Nope, use the exact one that are specified. The OEM ones are rated for 100K miles. The cheaper ones will have to be changed more often. In a case like this, cheap comes out expensive.
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Be happy you were prescribed oxycodone. 
"A government advisory panel voted Tuesday to recommend eliminating prescription drugs that combine acetaminophen with narcotics -- such as Vicodin and Percocet -- because of their risk for overdose and for severe liver injury."
http://www.cnn.com/2009/HEALTH/06/30...ing/index.html
"A government advisory panel voted Tuesday to recommend eliminating prescription drugs that combine acetaminophen with narcotics -- such as Vicodin and Percocet -- because of their risk for overdose and for severe liver injury."
http://www.cnn.com/2009/HEALTH/06/30...ing/index.html
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That's the problem - I can't confirm which ones are actually correct. Book says Motorcraft AWSF-22E but I don't know what the equivalent part# is and the autozone site only lists with their part numbers.
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Be happy you were prescribed oxycodone.
"A government advisory panel voted Tuesday to recommend eliminating prescription drugs that combine acetaminophen with narcotics -- such as Vicodin and Percocet -- because of their risk for overdose and for severe liver injury."
http://www.cnn.com/2009/HEALTH/06/30...ing/index.html
"A government advisory panel voted Tuesday to recommend eliminating prescription drugs that combine acetaminophen with narcotics -- such as Vicodin and Percocet -- because of their risk for overdose and for severe liver injury."
http://www.cnn.com/2009/HEALTH/06/30...ing/index.html
I can see how you could OD on these monsters. after a couple rounds, you almost forget who you are! I usually do pretty good with pain management and don't screw around with meds, but man this surgery is the most painful thing I've ever been through. Not sure how I'd get through it without the good meds this time, and yay for me, get to have it done to the other foot in 2 months!
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Bunions, actually bunionettes on the outside of my foot. Simple surgery but hurt like hell. I'd rather have screws put in my knees again.
I'll get copies of the X-rays next week that show the old bone versus what they hacked apart and bolted back togethor
I'll get copies of the X-rays next week that show the old bone versus what they hacked apart and bolted back togethor
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I have the same problem since you didn't list your year and engine size.
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Now you're making me nervous. I have to go for some "simple" surgery on both feet this summer. Sounds like I'll be spending some time limping around myself. 
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