spark plugs

Asked by Melvin Feb 09, 2019 at 01:38 PM about the 2008 Ford F-150 FX2 Sport SB

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

which plugs are recommended for 2008 ford f150 with 5.4 engine

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The cheapest spark plug I saw for your vehicle, the price was 5 dollars and change, for one spark. I saw autolite, 10 dollars and change for one spark plug. Man, that is pricey. I looked at sparkplugs.com I have no comment on the best, I usually go with what I can afford. I realize that doesn't answer your question? Maybe some of the others will jump in with a comment?

I would use Iridiums. Since they last 100,000 miles they really are not expensive. Amazon has good prices on plugs.

BTW! Buy a broken plug removal kit before you try to change your plugs!!!

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