Posted by BigTone on February 22, 2013 at 09:15:26 from (70.215.13.158):
In Reply to: Tritan V8 5.4 engine. posted by mss3020 on February 22, 2013 at 09:02:43:
I have a 2004 and had no problems with my plugs. I believe the couple years prior had the carbon build-up problem. I have heard that working but what I would do (What my buddy did) is spray it everyday for like a week, after that loosen them a little, spray them again, tighten them up and repeat that for a few days. When you finally try to take them out take it easy and slow, loosening and then tightening it to help break up the carbon, hopefully you won't break any off. The repair kit at Napa was like $70, x8 can get crazy so take your time. This is what my buddy did and only broke one, there may be a better method, im not sure. good luck, ~Anthony
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