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I believe that you are correct on the #5 cylinder location.
Am I correct in understanding that you replaced one plug and the other 7 have 92K on them ...?
Yes that's correct, I just arrived in Stockholm so I was just trying to get the truck running until I got back. But I still have a misfire and the analyzer says its a misfire on #5 cyl.
Wow, I can not say that I would have tried that but your situation was unique.
Now for #5, I understand that the COP connector contacts are very easy to bend. You may want to give that some close inspection.
Okay I'm back and checked everything and still have a misfire on number 5. I replaced the coil and spark-plug, no good. I just want to confirm that the number 5 cyl. is the DRIVER SIDE FRONT of the engine? Is this correct?
I have a 2005 Ford F150 Super crew with the 5.4 L Triton. Came home tonight with a rough running engine and got a code "PO174 System too lean bank 2".
Whats wrong? Is this a fuel control problem?
Thanks in advance!
I see where you have replaced the cop and the plug on number 5 cylinder, but have you thought about a bad or fouled fuel injector? You are in Stokholm? Try running some fuel injector cleaner through the system. Let us know the results.
I see where you have replaced the cop and the plug on number 5 cylinder, but have you thought about a bad or fouled fuel injector? You are in Stokholm? Try running some fuel injector cleaner through the system. Let us know the results.
Was scratching my head last night in my garage and called my friend who is a retired engineer at the Picatinny Arsenal here in NJ last night and he said the exact same thing you did Oldguy4. Pulled the injector on #5 and tried it out of the hole and its clogged....Bingo.