Changing V10 spark plugs...
It's time... Time for our F250 to get some new spark plugs. Finding plugs locally was easy. However, I tried 8 different places and not one of them had a plug socket that would fit the long V10 plu...
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myredracer wrote:dodge guy wrote:
Yep, no special socket needed on that year V-10. How many miles?
About 110K miles.
So I don't need to worry about getting the old plugs out or getting the new ones to thread in properly? Haven't had a close look at the engine and I've read too many horror stories on these plugs but maybe they all apply to the early version V10s?Artum Snowbird wrote:
Get the right socket
less than ten bucks
Well that piqued my interest, but it does not seem to be the captive type according to the description. There's other similar ones too but they don't the little rubber thingy inside either.
Your lucky you have a 09 V-10, because the 06 to 07 and some early 08 V-10's have the spark plugs that can break in two while removing and takes special tools to remove broken plugs, I have a 07 and dred the day when I change my spark plugs.
