changing spark plugs

Asked by arkie Aug 23, 2011 at 01:24 PM about the 2001 Lincoln Town Car

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

how to change spark plugs on town car 2001?

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There is a screw that takes off the thingy that sits on top of the spark plug. Be sure to buy new boots that cover the plugs as well as the spark plugs. Autozone

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Where are the spark plugs located on a 2001 town car

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The spark plugs are located directly under the individual coil paacks. There are 8. Use a 7MM socket and a magnet to retrieve the bolts, gently twist out the coil pack. If it leaves the boot behind, no worries, just twist and pull gently. Blow out the debris in each spark plug hole with compressed air or risk trashing your engine. 5/8" spark plug socket ( I use a double swivel with 9" extension and a swivel handled ratchet). Don't use power tools on aluminum heads. Use a very small amount of Anti-seize on the spark plug threads. Gap the plugs, use a short piece of vacuum hose to start threading the spark plugs. Also, use Dielectric Grease (about a pea-sized glob) in the end of each spark plug boot. In all of my years with the 4.6L (since 1999) i have rarely replaced a spark plug boot unless it was damaged.

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This works for cylinders #1 & 5 but the other .6. 7 & 8 will take a lot of other covers and item are real buggers. If you aren't an experienced mechanic my caution is don't try to do it yourself. I am a long time shade tree mechanic of over 50 years and I am at the point that you will get to. Forget it !!! just take out a loan and pay the garage. I have built engines and ran drag race cars and I am getting out the vaseline because you will be sore when you get the bill.

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