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Posted by Brokenwrench on July 17, 2007 at 09:48:19 from (75.100.179.154):
In Reply to: triton plug problems posted by Mswilliams on July 17, 2007 at 09:34:09:
I do know from experience that if you change plugs on one, the motor better be completely cold. Otherwise your chances of pulling the threads goes way up, and don`t over torque the plugs. Alot of the miss problems stem from moisture getting into the boot running from the coil pack to the plug. With a scan tool you should be able to pick up which cylinder is misfiring and deal with just that one. Unless you want to replace all the plugs, boots, and coil packs. I would think that depending on which cyl is troubled would depend on if it`s easier or harder to get to with the doghouse off. Good luck
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