Questions & Answers for: Ford Expedition fixing plug

Ford spark plug blow out I have a 1999 Ford Expedition. #8 spark plug loose in head. Will not seat tight in head. Head threads damaged. Pressure test at 100 Lbs. Anticipate a blow out soon. Question..

2001 Ford Expedition Blew Spark Plug, fixed that now won't shift. My Ford Expedition just blew a spark plug out so I replaced it with a repair kit. Seems to have fixed it but now the SUV will not ...

Can't find spark plug #1 on my 2000 ford expedition Spark plug #1 is not firing or possibly the coil is bad. We need to find out where spark plug #1 is so we can fix it. looking at engine from front ...

alot engine vibration check engine ligth with cyl 4 misfire and egr flow change all plugs and the egr valve. im having the same problem and it didnt fix mine. I changed all the plugs and all wires and

third spark plug misfiring need to know where its located and how to fix problem change plugs one at a time or call auto parts store for fireing order of vehicle the number three plug will be what the

my check engine light came on yesterday, took my 99 expedition to parts store,code read misfire plug#3? How to fix? Should i fix just that plug or should i replace them all? Depend on mileage on them.

I blew out the #3 spark plug on a 97 ford expidition with the 5.4 motor. I took it to a shop and they tapped it and put in a plug, it would not seal and the plug hit the clyinder they pulled the plug ...

fixed coil on 2002 expedition, now spark plug was stripped or blown out now need to get new spark plug in There are kits for stripped out spark plug threads in the cylinder heads Google the issue, ...

Freeze out plugs The freeze plugs are a term used for the residual casting hole caps in a motor block. The original cap design is a pressed fit to an open hole. The cap can rust through and leak. Or ...

fix miss fix miss fiers i check plugs, coil, cylinder, There are frequent problems with the parts you already replaced. The crank sensor and cam sensor can affect firing. Check intake for vacuum leaks