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Where is the oil drain plug on a Lincoln LS 6 cylinder

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It should be underneath your car on the oil pan...bigger bolt.

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Needs 3rd ignition coil, Car skips and looses power when warmed up on highway and I try to pass another car.

Most likely a shorted coil on that cylinder.
The ls is bad about letting oil leak around the spark plug then the oil shorts out the coil.
I have an ls and it is a black hole for repair costs.

Good luck Lincoln Brother
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I'm trying to locate cylinder#8 to replace coil in my 2002 lincoln ls

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The cylinder order layout will look like this diagram.

+-------------------------------------------------+
| | |
| Passenger Side | Driver Side |
|-------------------------------------------------- |
| 4 8 |
| 3 7 |
| 2 6 |
| 1 5 |
+--------------------------------------------------+
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