How do i change the plugs on a 2006 boulavardc50

General help here. I checked the fuse box diagram and there is nothing specific to glow plugs.

https://www.google.com/search?q=2006+Ford+Ranger+XLT+2.5.+no+power+to+glow+plugs

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ok is this the first time that you have changed them, most plugs will go for 60,000 miles but you be the judge, if you get bad milage than change them

If you had this problem before you changed the plugs and coils then you have a bad injector or injector connection.

I found a site that said to change the spark plugs once you hit 100,000 miles

just change the plugs and stop talking to doom merchants......hope you have a sparkplug socket.

pull one lead off at a time ,and change one plug at a time then you cannot go wrong

You have to pull the seats and gas tank. Thenlike a car you pull the pug wires. The front cylinder's is on the right, rear's on the left. Your tool kit has a special tool designed to reach all the way down to the plugs. On the rear you can use a rachet and socket, while on the front you must use the supplied wrench in the tool kit because of lack of room. Make sure its cooled off so you don't strip the threads out and blow some compressed air to clean any trash out.

You need to remove the coil packs that are located above the valve cover. It is important to get the correct spark plugs from toyota. Aftermarket plugs are not recommended.

with a spark plug wrench or socket

I usually change the spark plugs on all vehicles every 10,000 miles.