5.4L code p0307

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2000 Navigator 5.4L code p0307

I know its cylinder 7 but for the life of me i dont see the coils. I see the fuel injectors though. Any assistance would be appreciated

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The Coil On Plug Packs have a flat surface

Google " Coil On Plug Expedition " and you will see what you need to know.


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Im sorry but i forgot to mention its a 32v.... Navigator

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One my question. I got the coil off and im about to go buy a new one. If that fails to solve the missing problem, the spark plug is the most likely cuase. Im nervous about removing it becuase ive heard too many stories of stripping the head. So is there a guaranteed way i wont become a victim of this? I need my mind put to ease

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One my question. I got the coil off and im about to go buy a new one. If that fails to solve the missing problem, the spark plug is the most likely cuase. Im nervous about removing it becuase ive heard too many stories of stripping the head. So is there a guaranteed way i wont become a victim of this? I need my mind put to ease

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I believe the spark plug ejection issue is limited to the 2v heads. The 2v heads had low thread count in the spark plug bosses.
 

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toms89 is correct the blowing out spark plugs is the 2V. I have only ever seen one case where the 4V had one blown out, but i don't know if they had just removed the spark plug in order to make the noise for someone to believe them.
 

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You could have a bad injector on #7 too btw. fill it up and use some Lucus fuel stabilizer, if you notice a change, than replace injector
 
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