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Step By Step 14 SHO Plug Change / Torque Specs?

Started by 14SHOCAR, March 30, 2015, 12:03:02 PM

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14SHOCAR

Does anyone know of any step-by-step videos or documentation on the plug change on the SHO? Any torque specs?

I have a 14 SHO.
18 Volvo S90 Inscription - 2.0T Twin Charged - Polestar Tuned.
17 Lincoln MKZ 3.0T GTDI -To Tune, or Not To Tune -- THAT is the question.
15 Road Glide Special - CFR Exhaust, Powder Coated everything, DirtyAir Air ride
14 Taurus SHO (Sold)
LMS 93 V8 3Bar Tune, K&N Intake, LMS 160 t-stat, LMS pre-gapped plugs, Corsa Exhaust

jtoddk98

I found this video pretty helpful. It's an f150 but most of the procedures are the same. https://youtube.com/watch?v=QES9mgex8cw


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PokerMunkee

2013 SHO PP - Ignot Silver/Charcoal
Unleashed 91 tune w/ 3BAR, Corsa exhaust, LEDs everywhere
2011 F-250 6.2 CCSB FX4

MathewsSHO

Quote from: PokerMunkee on March 30, 2015, 12:09:57 PM
http://www.ecoboostperformanceforum.com/index.php/topic,1980.0.html


Don't tighten much, just snug.  11 ft/lb or 132 in/lb

Can't stress this one enough!  Also, I'd recommend to have a warm engine (not super heat soaked or cold soaked) as you reduce the risk of damaging anything.

The coil on plug pack screws, tighten to just 62 lb-in, not much is needed there as well.

I removed the foam insulator for the fuel injector pump (the big cylindrical foam thingy on the front) to give me more room.  Those stinkin' clips gave the most trouble, it is a two-action disconnect, you pull the red tab down, then push down on the clip and pull out.  (SOUNDS EASY RIGHT??)

For the rear (right hand side plugs),  Believe it or not, you can reach them with a mid extension + plug socket back there, it is just a reach.

Those dang connectors, I swear!

Also the large black tube that travels from front to back on the driver's side (I believe that is the CAC system),  I disconnected the front end of that to give me some play room so I could reach those rear spark plugs a bit better).

Good luck!



pmezo33

Have some spare coil boots ready to go.  They pop off easy when removing the coils and once they're off, they need to be replaced.  They can also be a PITA if they get stuck in the spark plug well.

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