Spark plug and plug wire replacement tutorial on a 1999 2.5 liter Ford Ranger pickup. The same procedure should work on all 2.3 and 2.5 liter trucks from 198…
Spark plug and plug wire replacement tutorial on a 1999 2.5 liter Ford Ranger pickup. The same procedure should work on all 2.3 and 2.5 liter trucks from 198…
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My mechanic is STILL trying to change my spark plugs. It’s been three
weeks. :(
do you have 2 plugs per cylinder? or is that ranger a 6 cylinder?
Why not just pull the plentum
I always thought 4 cylinders with 8 spark plugs where nice it gives your
truck lot more power but still good fuel economy
Hey i have subscribed to you when the dirt bike videos came out and i wanna
know if you could do a vid on them by any chance
nice vid u should do more dirt bike vids :)
A properly good instructional video. Wanted to watch to see how you
accessed cylinder 4 on the cold side before I do my plugs tomorrow. Glad I
did, because I’m going to have limited time tomorrow do at least I won’t be
wasting my time trying to shove my tremendous hands down between the intake
manifold and firewall. Lol.
it’s been discussed time and time again, the 4 extra plugs were for reduced
emissions, they were not for more power.
What a pain, those designers just need a kick in the arse real bad lol.
When i did the sparkplugs and cables in a frends car (very farty in
comparison to american beasts) the plugs were smaller than standard and
lived in a hole, the socket for them had a perminant magnet inside to hold
the plug in :-))
So your use of a magnet is professional :-))