changing plugs

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zeebart

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Any tricks to change cyl. 4 & 8 (I think) along the firewall. How do you get at them and I heard something about the threads in the heads are not as long as the other cylinders. Any help? 1999 Eddie Bauer 5.4
 
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Bedrck47

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yep use a socket, swivels, extensions and some choice words always help take your time and if needed move the fuel rail tie back the hoses etc to make room
 

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I've always removed the fuel rails and tied them out of theway, never had a space issue. Just rremember if you do remove them to watch out for the o rings.
 

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just did mine on my 4.6 not sure how much harder it is on the 5.4 but I removed the fuse block on the pass side which gave a little more room. I also laid on top of the engine compartment so that I could reach all the way back there. I am 6'4 but with my 34" tires I couldn't get my arms all the way back there from the ground. A helper is also very useful they can help hold things out of the way.
 
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