Spark Plug Help
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Spark Plug Help
I noticed my truck was having trouble starting up quickly. I wanted to change my spark plugs before it got too cold. From what I read, I need 0.054" gap for my 4.0 SOHC. I went to the store, and the guy at advance auto said they didn't have any in stock, and he gave me some that he said were transferable. I went home and looked up online what he gave me. The ones he gave me have a gap of 0.059". Will these work, or do I need to return these and get the 0.054"?
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look up any spark plug forum on here and 99% of the posts will say use motorcraft. I just did mine today and wires from fordparts.com, took a good part of my day on my 4.0. However, now I have a ticking noise that I'm hearing but its only when I'm driving up the hill to my house when it drops into a low gear and goes into higher RPM (Its a steep hill starting from a stop sign). I dont have any ticking noise when its idling or driving regularly on flat ground though. Any thoughts? I'm going to post this issue around a few other forums to try and get some ideas.
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Rangers don't like anything other than OEM spark plugs. Read all the threads and this will become clear to you.
The engine was designed for specific plugs and plug type. Using something else may work, but it won't work as well as it should.
Take those back, go to a ford dealer, and buy motocraft.
The engine was designed for specific plugs and plug type. Using something else may work, but it won't work as well as it should.
Take those back, go to a ford dealer, and buy motocraft.
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