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Don't Pay for a Tune up - Ford F-250 6.2L
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- Опубликовано: 16 янв 2023
- Thanks for watching. This really is something you can do and save a ton of Money Just a simple tune-up on my 2017 Ford 6.2L V8. Have to start with the basic maintenance before we can get to the fun stuff.
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My research led me to the NGK iridium plug to avoid doing 16 plugs anytime soon.
Before you take out the coils and plugs, vacuum the area inside the wells, around the coil tips and plugs. 1/2 inch flex tubing taped to the vacuum hose end works good. Maybe need to scrape off some gunk and vacuum again. There could be debris around the plugs that falls in the hole if you just take them out. Like rodent excrement or foliage for example. I get a strong light and mirror and check all the wells first. Even if nothing falls in the hole it could still block the coil tube from completely covering the plugs. Don't force anything. Hope that helps!
Yep, I do this on every plug, but I often use my long reach compressed air wand. I want nothing dropping into the cylinder.
All my boots ripped inside the wells...was a pain in the ass on some. Last plug of the night ( luckily the easiest to get to, rear bottom passenger side) broke left the threads in the hole..but got it out with an extractor. Cost like $1000 bucks in parts. Motorcraft plugs and wires..got the coilpacks from autozone. Cause it ripped when i took it out. Was just gonna do plugs and wires first cause of the cost. Then needed them asap!
And just like that it’s done! “Just like what….” You’ll have to find out on your own because it’s not in the video
Well I just looked back and apparently I've missed a few videos. I'm going to watch them now.👍
yeah I have had a lot going on.
I have been with you since TMC. And will continue to watch you. That's a good lookin F250 I'm looking forward to watching your daughter and you work on it. Best of luck and keep looking forward.
Im nat familiar with the 6.2 but i thougbt there were 16 spark plugs??
@@BenjaminHansen there are
...where did I miss the lower plugs?
I probably didn’t film it. But they were extremely straight forward
Any update on the coils, have you had any fail yet?
No sir been trucking along just fine.
But what about the “special procedures” that the shop manual calls out for or “severe engine damage can occur!” 😂😂😂
Send it 😆
@@ridingwithkev5560 just started my 17 6.2 tune up… because of cyl 8 misfire. Started on cyl 5 (the easiest one) and it took me 1.5 hrs, because of the fn corrosion i found. Well I ordered all new OE coils and wires. 41K on the clock and a basic tune up cost me $1K! FML. Im fn sendin it tho!
Great job Kevin. So I know you're probably gonna get asked this question. Are you still driving? Just curious. Still a great video I enjoyed it.
I am working the process so it will be a few months, but I will be driving something.
That's why I am filming these videos. I know they won't pertain to my normal audience but hey if someone gets something out of it I have to do the work anyway lol.
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