changing spark plugs

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reward44

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When removing plugs can the drivers side rear plug be removed without removing the charge pipe or does it have to move to get the coil pack removed?
 

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Same here. Just gotta be patient while you are doing it.
 

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Well got the plugs changed today while nothing else to do but watch it snow. Wasn't as bad as I thought it would be, took about an hour. Glad I did as one of the boots at the top of the coil was not installed correctly and somehow got oil down in the plug well. There wasn't much maybe half a tea spoon or less. Surprised at the carbon build up on a couple of them, mostly on the electrode. Oh well back in business and awaiting the 16 inches of snow to melt so I can drive it again. Now onto the explorer sport..
 

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That oil is more than likely from a bad valve cover gasket. Been k own to happen on a few SHOs. Unless someone poured it down there while your coil was removed which I highly doubt. I would let your dealer look at it.

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It was either 3 or 4 right in the middle front. Not sure which this is I haven't seen a diagram. This was the coil pack that had the upper gasket pinched and not put on properly but still hard to explain other than valve cover gasket.
 

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