2017-2021 Ford F-150 3.5L GTDI Ecoboost Engine: Spark Plug Replacement Walkthrough

2017-2021 Ford F-150 3.5L GTDI Ecoboost Engine: Spark Plug Replacement Walkthrough

In this video we show you step by step how to replace spark plugs on your 2017-2021 Ford F-150 3.5L Ecoboost engine.

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Spark Plug Torque Spec- 133 inch lbs

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Michael says:

It was a pretty cool experience to work on my Ford with you

Chris Restifo says:

Is this procedure the same for the 2.7 EcoBoost?

clickz1 says:

I love your videos. I don’t make any repairs to my truck until I see if you’ve done a video about it first. On that subject, I have a 2013 F150 with a sliding rear window with defrost. The defrost worked when I first bought the truck. Now the defrost has quit working (console button doesn’t light and the sync screen won’t activate either). Most videos on YouTube show some serious disassembly and no real fix. Have you run into this issue? I looked through your videos and couldn’t find anything. Would you do a video on this if possible?

Steel and Steam Productions says:

Just a curious question I have a 2012 Ford Fusion but my car can only get up too 114mph is there soemthing that’s not letting it get any higher?

Kamryn says:

I have a issue with my 09 4.6 mustang it had stock cams it was ticking because a roller follower failed an was grinding into the camshaft an was making the engine tick so I put new stock Ford cams all new lash adjusters an roller rockers an new phasers timing chain guides an I also put a meling high volume oil pump after replacing all that the engine was really quiet for a few miles now I can ever so slightly hear the engine tick now again did I do something wrong? I also put 5w30 oil in it instead of 5w20 it never had a oil pressure problem the engine was pretty clean 98k miles

JackM says:

Great tutorial. Thank you!
Q1> when I replaced my rear valve cover gasket on 2000 Taurus OHV, all the lock pins for the fuel injector connector are broken. I used zip tie to fasten those connectors to the injector. Is that a bad idea? Q2> the part I order for the EGV valve gasket is wrong, so I used ultra-black as the sealant to seal the surface of EGR valve without the gasket. Is this the correct way to do it?

Tundras4Ever says:

ive always done spark plugs by feel as well. never had any issues on numerous vehicles.

HK K says:

It's great you chose Fords to repair as a profession. Never ending problems, thus never ending work. Smart man!!!

blg autodiag says:

Hi brian, is it possible to disable my tpms in my 2005 Ford explorer?

miket1 says:

Forgive me if I am missing something. Service data showed 18 ft-lbs for the plug torque spec. This is 216 inch pounds (18 X 12). I really appreciate your attention to detail and your knowledge.

Bert S. says:

Where are you located?

Scott Hill says:

I just bought the plugs for 18' a week ago and you do this video, weird. Only at 32k but I don't want the plugs getting froze up due to time. Thanks for sharing all your knowledge.

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