How to change spark plugs on Ford Edge, Ford Explorer, Ford Flex, Ford Fusion any Ford 3.5 or 3.7 V6
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- How to change the spark plugs on any ford 3.5L V6 or 3.7L V6.
Changing your spark plugs is a great way to save some money on car repairs. In this video, I show you how to change the spark plugs on a Ford 3.5 V6 or 3.7 V6. It's an easy process, and takes only about 30 minutes!
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You’re the only video that mentions changing the gaskets. I wasn’t going to because nobody in the other vids I’ve watched changed them, but you’ve changed my mind to order the gaskets. Thank you. Just subbed.
I just want to say thank you because i just changed my own spark plugs due to this video!
I have watched your channel for as long as you have had it available. I just want to say I am very impressed with your attention to detail and the way you keep everything clean as you go. It is clear to me you are very good at what you do. If I were not a mechanic already and lived in your area I would bring my vehicles to you without a second thought. There a a few channels out there that I can't believe the filthy conditions they work in. I would never think of taking a vechicle of mine there. I 've taken them off my watch list. Like you, I work on a lot of Navigators & Expeditions. Your videos are very helpful. Thanks !
I am happy to help. I can't work in filth it just stops me from being able to focus on what i am doing. I wish i could be more forgiving of that but my brain wont let me think straight when things are a mess. I work at a Nissan dealer in Florida. Worked at Ford Many Many years ago. I DO NOT miss working for Ford. Some of there vehicles are easy to work on but some are just... Yeah Nissan is a walk in the park in comparison. Thanks for your subscription i really appreciate it.
That's the most detailed instructional video I've ever watched! I especially appreciate you showing how each clip and hose works (I've broken a few in the past). Removing all those parts is a bit daunting but knowing I have your video to refer to, I'm going to go for it. Thank you so much for making this guide!
Thank you sir.
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Totally Agree! Most videos just say "remove the clips", like it's second nature to everyone! Great attention to detail!
Finally, someone who uses a hands free camera system. I can’t stand people trying to film with one hand and work with the other.
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you! It was a bit challenging, but won't be near as difficult next time now that I know what I'm doing. 132k on 2010 Edge I just bought it 3 mos ago and from what I could tell the plugs had never been changed. Warm tip for y'all, when the man said have a pick he meant it, all 6 boots were stuck to the plug and getting them out without a pick was honestly the hardest part. I couldn't have done it without you. Liked and Subscribed.
Great video. May wanna just make a note about plug torque specs cause some people don't do it often enough to know by feel.
Great Video! Perfect narrations throughout the How To!
Great to see you back!
Thanks Mario. I ended up moving to Sarasota Florida 2 years ago. Im in your neck of the woods now. LOl.. Going to try and post something every so often.
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quick question, you dont seem to have used some anti-seize on the spark plugs, was that an omition or you don't use any? Thanks
You can buy replacement boots for the ignition coils
I remember I did one of these and it had nothing but coolant in the cylinders....🤦♂️
Wow! Not something the customer wanted to hear i am sure. The 3.5 and 3.7 are pretty good motors though for the most part.
@@Autofixpals Strong blocks.....nothing but leaks tho especially with the coolant system from at least what I've seen
This makes me want to sell off the Ford Edge we have.
The Ford Edge is a super reliable vehicle. Mine has 170k miles on it. Changing the spark plugs on it was super easy. Most V6 vehicles will require intake manifold removal to change the spark plugs. Don't be discouraged its an easy job.
My 2011 has roughly 226k and will be adding more tomorrow
Is it the same process for a 2015 ford edge 3.5